Cold Hands, Warm HeartA Poem by Kirsten MairWords constrict your throat like vines. Gulping for air, a freshly
caught mackerel, Shimmers blue and green in
the dim light.
Polar opposites, so warm you
are! You radiate emotion through
my concrete veins, Your heart has always
adorned your sleeve.
Thrice we have journeyed
this overgrown trail, To the pool where once more
we drown, We stand holding hands and dip our toes into the water.
Leaving my side, you wade
into the depths - Consumed. Only the ripples
indicate where you departed, You have said your goodbyes
Brother, you can grieve in content.
Eyelids clamped shut I see
him, A decaying man who can't
remember my face once I leave, But knows only that I love
him and, in that moment, he loves me.
He must leave me now; he'll
find comfort there, I follow you into
tranquility, now forever farewell as he Greets the raven cloak who
has come to claim him. © 2013 Kirsten Mair |
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1 Review Added on January 9, 2013 Last Updated on February 20, 2013 AuthorKirsten MairCheshire, United KingdomAboutWould appreciate any form of constructive criticism or general comments about my poetry more.. |

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