ColdA Poem by Madame
most days i do not miss you
i just keep marching right along and force away your image when my face it springs upon But when the weather changes and the air gets cold and damp then i start to miss you your warm hands, the way they would clamp around my face your palms would linger and my lips your fingers trace together we would lay beneath thick blankets and play all day your warmth i would kindle as my feet your lap would crotch and you and i would stare endlessly into each others eyes and trace the stary skies even on snowy nights our love was so bold no matter how cold, sub zero couldn't touch us for i had you to blanket me and my love would never grow cold the wind would blow the rain would pour but i would gather you in we would make such exquisite passion hotter than hell was our sin and for miles and miles people would shed their quilts walk out side to watch the snow as it melts but they never knew all that warmth was nothing more than the sparks we threw now your gone i guess that love grew cold and now my dryer gets the honor of warming up my pants socks in the microwave socks gloves and hats © 2011 Madame |
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Added on June 28, 2011 Last Updated on June 28, 2011 |

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