At first, it's a matter of
getting and only later
can the begotten turn
to being. They call it
a love language and it's
a metaphor beyond language.
It's physical, entered into,
an agreement. It shakes,
it grasps, it envelops.
It can be romantic,
but don't let that fool
you. It's a sign that
you're close to reality,
touch. It's a symbol of
what you've lost to
the screen. And it's
a type, a method,
a function. To use
it on life does not
mean you lived. To
use it on death means
you walked with the dying
and your hands brushed
at the moment
they died.
Roman Ryan 