Your warm butter back melted
As I curled up close
And strapped my chest around you
holding the cold off.
I could barely breathe for the fumes
Of you were stronger than the scent
Of oxygen I was used to, on cold
mornings like this.
You were barely audible over the
sound of your heart
playing hop skip and
.,…jump
with mine.
I was skipping hop-scotch
With the number of times you blinked
back a thought and stifled a worry
And swallowed fear
Each time you came up for air
As I did,
then lost the desire to breathe
and we died together once more,
drowning in
the ocean
of this mornings
togetherness.
Friday, May 1, 2009
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