April 2nd
- Sarah Hale-Willis
- Apr 2, 2020
- 1 min read
Warmth
I have never been accustomed to the cold.
When winter came I burrowed into a huge cocoon of blankets; I stayed there until the sun came out.
I used to wear long sleeves until the hottest day of summer, then I'd tie my jacket 'round my waist (in case the weather changed).
For me the world seemed a constant cold place.
When I met you in August, there was something in your eyes.
I couldn't quite place it, but I guess I recognized the look of warmth and kindness.
Your arms reminded me of that warmest summer day.
Your smile reminded me of the sudden sunny rays.
I have never been accustomed to the cold.
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