That I ran into you
tonight,
pure luck
you stayed
with colors aflame
my pride, ours
is mine,
was ours,
this cold, winter evening.
Leaves fall
from my arms,
floating to earth
from hearth
of what happenstance
granted us,
rooted in heavy
snow-covered hills.
Orange kindling for the flame
that never negates
the darkness
that is
without
knowing my knots.
But the warmth!
Oh, my heart,
the trunk, it creaks.
Pure chance, others may call it.
Pure luck, it was.
It stays ablaze always,
but us?
Us never.
Aug 3, 2012
Aug 3, 2012 at 10:59 PM UTC
That I ran into you
tonight,
pure luck
you stayed
with colors aflame
my pride, ours
is mine,
was ours,
this cold, winter evening.
Leaves fall
from my arms,
floating to earth
from hearth
of what happenstance
granted us,
rooted in heavy
snow-covered hills.
Orange kindling for the flame
that never negates
the darkness
that is
without
knowing my knots.
But the warmth!
Oh, my heart,
the trunk, it creaks.
Pure chance, others may call it.
Pure luck, it was.
It stays ablaze always,
but us?
Us never.
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