I'm sorry I don't have
That same fire in my soul
But when your eyes looked into mine
Back to your own red crackling coal
I saw your mind resolve and harden
Then your hands move down to follow
As you tried to give me your own flame
Fear not allowing you to swallow
I pushed your hands away
Oh! how did that sun ray bounce
Reflecting in the mirror behind us
And resting by the clock announced
Its bleak and raw departure
Now we were both left inside the dark
That grew ever colder and colder
As the night howl blew in dreary gloom
Just one pane from shaking shoulders
You looked at me in deadened sadness
Anger brought heat, but you had none
All that was left was the drop of tears
Pooling across that sea-glass floor
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A Hot Cup of Poetry
PoetryCollection of poems-- long and short, hot and cold. The menu is open.