Demarcation

de⋅mar⋅ca⋅tion

Pronunciation [dee-mahr-key-shuhn] –noun
1. the determining and marking off of the boundaries of something.
2. separation by distinct boundaries: line of demarcation.

Barriers
That prevent real

Love, ecstasy, commitment, release
And freedom

From solid imaginings
To trivial realities
Conspire to failure
All that we yearn for

Not enough plutonium
In this world to

Smash, rend, sunder
Them between us

They pass
Mistly momentarily
Between us
Never for ever

We lock
In a lover's madness
Momentarily
To come back again

Even when you are
Not gone