by Jeph Johnson
during my season of contentment
some call
the arctic chill
your
coat
fell
long
and
elegant
and we hid
beneath my quilt
shivering cold I held you
curled up in my arms
huddled close
together through
the whirling winter storm
by your side I was invincible
yet pauper to your princess
succumbing to your
succulent
chocolate mint kisses
headlong into
your misty green
soft warm
emerald eyes
I fell farewell
to unforeseen
or fruitless
fantasizing
we melted with
a springtime passion
and emerged hearts aglow
you were dashing
so I unabashedly
trampled through your snow
as though the seasons never changed
and
my love never dwindled
heartache burns
ash remains
old flames aren't rekindled
I LOVE THIS POEM
Now... THIS IS MORE LIKE IT! Beautiful poem...living up to your gift and talent here, Jeph. And, yes you do have a beautiful hand, as shown in this piece. This is extravagant.