As I lit her pyre,
I stood-
Motionless.
Frozen by the Fire.
Sitting with you on the wooden swings,
As the cold early morning breeze rings,
I stare at your smile,
And you whisper words that run a mile.
Your eyes sparkle bright as the sun
As stars struggle to hold on,
Radiating warmth from within,
As cold crawls up my skin.
I notice for the first time again your tears
That hid under these eyes for years,
Every time I look at you
It's like I look at a person I never knew,
So familiar yet so strange
A touch I always felt but never exchanged.
You pull me in an embrace so warm
The ice around us starts to deform,
And your cracked lips reach for mine
As I pull you in across the line.
But my hands hang in the blue,
Wisps from my breath in the shape of you,
And the cold crawls in akin to death.
My eyes flutter open searching for you,
Stuck in a frame leaning on the wall.
In a picture of a hundred hues,
I hold on tight so you don't fall.
So you don't fall again or leave me,
and tears drip all over and I am left torn,
I slowly smile as the cold embraces me,
And I sadly smile all alone.
YOU ARE READING
Excerpts from the books I will never write
PoetryThese are excerpts from books that I have abandoned. Some of them are literal excerpts from the story I had planned other's are just general theme of the books that I once wanted to write and will be in the form of poetry.