As of now,
I yearn for nothing more,
Than to lay my head upon a field of ivy,
clad in snow-
Adjacent to the one I love,
To stare deeply into his eyes,
Redolent-
Of a comfort I've come to have a fondness ofTo feel,
the dichotomy-
The juxtaposition of his warm hand,
Entwined with my own,
The cold snow,
melting-
Upon the slightest touch of our fiery
passionAn understanding
Of a feeling,
unknown to many-
The barren winterland,
in its midst,
I-But void of a frigid tundra
Rather,
A warmth I have not known,
Yet its touch is familiarTime is a concept to us,
unbeknownst-Lay we down,
Upon the pearlescent canvas of a slumb'ring spring,
Obscurèd by its powdery façadeTo dream,
for an eternity-
'Till the last glowing coal of our affair
Is engulfed by the flames,
Which lap at its formMuch like the warmth,
To us it hath borne-
Our love shall forever be a feeling reminiscèd
Degusted long after it hath ceased
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Technicolor Dreams
PoetryA bunch of poems I wrote, varying from romance to random things