Somewhere amongst the drizzle, somewhere. Somewhere standing out there, against notice. Cold, cold biased motives, taking modest indications from that door. From that door, apathetic inside but warm enough to soften postures. From that door, three yards away, it should open, by a stranger I once recognized. The stranger of inferences, if she has remembrance, she will open that door. To look for me. To worry for the extra keys on the table. To question the drawers of their absent custody. To take me in to pacify the wet weather. From that door, we used to adore the sentinel conduct of sentiments. She kept her secrets in my ears and I, I gave myself away every dusk to every moonlight she blew from the circles of her lips. From that door, the grey rain shielding my approach with cold, cold biased motives. With words we meant sideways. With amber fist-filled needles, they glazed through the virgin white sheets of the bed. With money and bastards of satisfaction. With chocolate lies, your weak forensic science. With scribbled notes on the table and stench of breaking alcohol. With my tardy ignorance oiled under your conscious claims. Somewhere amongst the drizzle, somewhere. I feel safe, against your manners, against delicate substances you secrete. From that door, I feel safe cause I know I’ve left.