You two have entered my life at different times
yet you both mean the world to me
I dread separation -
the battle between boredom and loneliness cancels out everything else and I miss your everyday comments on the world
I feel as close to content as I can be in this world right now when I'm with you two
connecting over everything and nothing
talking
and when we're quiet, savoring the silence of understanding
the three of us
a circle where everyone is beside everyone else
a triangle
but not a love triangle
a friendship triangle
we all have different views of the world
yet we all agree in some way or another
dear Musketeers,
I appreciate you two in my life
the constant companionship
always there for each other
we have no cracks for someone to open wider
we mend each other
a circle with three sides
hiding in the eye of the storm
as the hurricane around us spins and twirls
protecting us from intruders
sometimes we let others in
but as visits
we welcome them into the "family"
and despite the large group of relatively happy friends we have -
and are almost constantly around -
we will sometimes return to our fortress of solitude
hidden in the eye of the hurricane
in a floating castle in the void
all sorts of barriers blocking the unwanted out
but inside
inside is a cozy blanket fort
lined with pillows
blankets draped over the chairs to make a roof
and in the middle
milk and cookies
plentiful for three
when we sit and wait out the storm
hiding in plain sight
curling up in the recesses of our minds
dear Musketeers,
I owe you two so much
I appreciate you.
Posted in response to the challenge The Value of Communities - Writing .
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