Recycling Words

<p>Poet Katherine Cabrera presents <em>Recycling Words</em> in which she highlights the complicity of the mind and simplicity of the world. This collection is the scapegoat of the mind to the soul a passionately compelling journey of words connecting spirituality and mind yielding self-discovery.</p><p>Fantasizing<br />You belong to me and our love already exist</p><p>Your mind is not aware. </p><p>Your lips warmly touched mine <br />Your eyes carefully search for truth</p><p>It all exists in the present and past.</p><p>Our arms soar across the sky.<br />Limitless we live.<br />Our beliefs our wishes unite in a web smothering each other noticing the similarities.</p><p>I've already tasted you.</p><p>Your sweet skin searches for the bitterness of mine<br />Your tender fingertips wrap my body and hesitantly proclaim ownership.</p><p>My nose has already discovered your scent<br />My heart already recognizes your voice; your love.</p><p>It has all been discovered.</p><p>Open your eyes.</p><p>My body already begs for you as your body anxiously wants mine.</p><p>Open your eyes. </p><p>You've already fallen in love<br />You've already existed in all my memories; as I do in yours. </p><p>Your mind craves my uncertainties<br />Your arms search for my insecurities<br />Your heart roams through my pain.</p><p>You've already existed in my life as I continue to exist in yours. <br />Your mind cannot leave me; your heart grows inquisitive of mine.<br />You cannot live without me. </p><p>Open your eyes; all that you see is not a fantasy.</p>