You are my summertime, my burning sun, my tropic, my morning dew, my sunshine. You are the reason why my sunset and sunrise became one, meeting in the middle of my equinox. You are the reason why I felt again, why I can feel the seasons all at once like feeling both pleasure and pain. But when winter swings by, I'd hold your hand close to my chest like a locket. and pull you closer to me like my favorite jacket, take in your scent like my mug of coffee, consume you for your warmth and ease. In the morning if our porch is piled in snow, we'd greet the cold with laughter and glee. I would wrap you around me like my thickest scarf, hell I would even be the fire to keep you warm. You are my summertime, but when winter and cold comes around, I will stay beside you in the blizzard, eternally blessing the day that I have ever walked your ground. This is a promise I am making right in the middle of summer, that I would be with you in any season and every weather.
The writer dedicates the piece to her lover, promising that even with the threat of cold and winter, her love and committment would stay like the warmth of the summer.