Its mornings like this, when I wake up and the skies are black, when the rain streams from the sky and thunder shakes the earth, that I feel the heart wrenching ache of loneliness.
I miss the arms that used to snake around my waist at 3:30 in the morning after a terrifying nightmare and the warm body that pressed snugly into mine during winter.
How you would lean into my neck breathe me in like a summer wine, and then sigh. I miss the tear that occasionally fell to my cheek from your eyes, when the thought of losing me crossed your mind.
How your fingers would suddenly intertwine with mine at the strangest of times and you would look at me, not a word was uttered, you said it all with your eyes.
The way you held me when we kissed, the way you played with my hair, the taste of your smile, your sea green eyes, your laugh, the feel of your skin.