POETRY OF THE BOUNDARY
Verses from “The Gravity of Us” — by Roger Keyserling
The Curator Speaks
ORBOT — Curator: Step into the Boundary Garden — where the Architect's poetry maps the invisible lines between souls. These verses were forged in the space between love and self-preservation, where truth costs everything and silence costs more.
Enter the Garden
Three verses from the exhibit case. The complete collection lives in the manuscript.
The Boundary
I drew a line not out of hate,
But because love without borders
Is a flood that drowns both shores.
You called it walls —
I called it architecture.
Gravity
We orbit each other
Not because we choose to,
But because the mass of what we were
Still bends the space between us.
The gravity of us
Is the only physics I cannot escape.
The Cost
Truth before comfort.
That was the deal.
You said yes with your mouth
And no with everything else.
Now I write poems
About boundaries
To people who never had any.
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