When it’s spring yet feels like 32
I wish right now, your warm hands were glued to mine
Unfortunately, for now, it’s the P.O.D cappuccino that has to do.
The bright and blaring sun is a sham,
My lips, nose tip, and fingers are numb,
The chill is making me feel smaller than I am,
Well, in reality, thinking I am something without you is dumb.
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I envy the air that's kissing your breath
and brushing your skin, this very moment
Probably giving you a tickle as you go about your day,
I resent the puddle being splashed by your boots,
What good did it do be much near you,
to come about your way?
It had to be me instead.
Deep, under the layers, where my heart lies,
Every time it misses your warm touch, it dies,
I loath how emptiness fills me with life,
And, Yes I am guilty if
Missing you is a crime.
I doubt that I shall feel hot this summer,
The sun's spitting heat is incapable of thawing
My freezing soul.
It would melt into a vast ocean instantly,
If only the sun were to be you.
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Someone warm to hold onto
When it’s spring yet feels like 34
I'm pushing the sidewalk behind me with every step,
I don't want to do it on my own anymore.
Yet as I drift
I wonder if they notice the spark in my eyes,
When my mind is flooding with the thought of your smile,
And your gentle loving words that made me feel warm
For the first time
And I wonder if you can hear me
Whisper, " I love you,"
All the way, across hundreds of miles.
~ Kripa Sarkar