I’m wearing thin boots
I’m wearing thin boots
You wouldn’t know that just by looking
But I step on embers every time you hit the ground
I’m wearing thin scarves
I’m wearing thin scarves
Frostbite when I hit the winter air,
my throat tinged with the last will to live
I’m wearing thin skin
I’m wearing thin skin
I sizzle when I touch you and
the butterfly wings prickle when I reach into the sky
I’m wearing…thin
I’m wearing…thin
Every step is another one behind me
and I’m longing to be whole with you again
Tactility In Verse
Your poem is so touchable, so physically felt - the meaning trails after and slams into the psyche and closes with a wish. Well penned - Love the repetition - Stella -