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Hot Cocoa Days

The hot cocoa days are here again.

No more the solo mornings, each sitting miles apart.

Now there are shared blankets at the breakfast table.

Pajamas and sweat pants, and less quick kissing

And more deep hugging,

Loving becomes more than just our desire.

The warmth of those we love,

Becomes necessity.

Hold me, kiss me, share this blanket with me.

Hot cocoa and Lucky charms marshmallows,

Something sugary sweet to flavor our lips.

I love this time of year,

Warm hands warming warm bodies,

Heat, and togetherness and blankets,

And best of all

Drinking hot cocoa for breakfast

With you.

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Written by
kasandra-curtis
American
Published
Sep 25, 2012
Lines·Words
17·101
Notes

I think I'll put a hot plate and a jug of water near the bed, for cocoa in bed.

I didn't even want to get up and go to the kitchen. Chilly!

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