Oh, to know that you're not there
I am but frozen winter blind
And to know that you can't hear me
My tongue but numbs stiff and shy
For you are gone where I can't come
And warm my shiver-fretted bones
I am but a snowman
Neglecting and forgetting
Without a bit of love to blossom into spring
And bloom a sunrise upon a blisterine day
And as I raise my turtleneck up to my ears
I can walk without
The mosquito bite of fear
To know that time will tick and tell
To know that time will heal up and stitch
And time will melt the snowman into rain
To feed the sleeping grass
Until it's greener on the other side
And greener than my green-thumbed mind
Destined to create
With a ready soil to bear a new garden
And me to mend the stitches left behind
Your use of the language is at the same time playful and deadly. You have a sharper understanding of the tool than many others your age. I desire of you better acquaintance. Keep up the good work!