Photo by VC Ferry
petrified
at the
thought
of you
warm once
when you
wrapped
your love
around mine
I shiver now
veins
unthawing
you are
a silhouette
of your former
disguise
I see
clear
through you
your
skeleton
disfigured
you figured
wrong
my old
love song
L. K. Thayer
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December 17, 2009 at 5:29 am
Just like the power of trees…………the power of words have just as deep roots…………Loved the tree and poem