I hadn't really felt the cold in a very long time But today, it hinted at snow and the gray clouds lay low heavily pregnant with rain
I've never seen the sky look so sad
At the back of the walk in robe behind the platform shoes and the memory boxes I found my coat, long disused and thought 'God, how I need you today...'
Instinctively I pulled out the pockets and my whole world tumbled onto the bed
The one I didn't make today, or yesterday because I could still see the impression, on the pillow, of your head
There lay the moonbeam from the night that you gathered me into your eyes and the steel blue glinted metallic ringing with laughter as you hinted at our child resting within your sight
A sliver of sunlight glinted from the bedspread that I plucked from the sky on the December day you begged me on your knees to be the other half of your soul and the curtain dances in the stillness by the breeze I captured which had stroked your hair like I do (did). I wasn't the only one without a care
My whole world tumbled crumbled from the pockets of a coat that I never thought to wear again because the cold could never find my skin while you were plastered to it
I bury myself in the coat with empty pockets as I contemplate the sky, about to cry