Midwinters FrostA Poem by El Cu Cuy
I gaze upon her enchanting form,
So small and beautiful, full of warmth. I see her belly swollen with child, As she breaths so slowly her heart going wild. She shivers and shakes from some unknown assailant, I cradle her and hold her, protecting her from this ailment. She whimpers and squirms, her face contorted in pain, I whisper to her soothing words of comfort to keep her sane. Her skin so sweaty from the vigorous attack, I comfort and massage as I caress her back. As she rolls over and starts to shake, I try and move her and sooth her awake. As she jolts with a start her heart racing, I hold her and caress her gently, creating a casing. She turns to me with fear in her eyes, I knew that she dreamed of all those nights. Her eyes the color of an evergreen tree, The same as me. Her skin glowed in the light of the moon, I didn't think she'd wake so soon. She seems so scared and completely lost, But her skin glowed like mid-winters frost. © 2010 El Cu Cuy |
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Added on January 18, 2010 Last Updated on June 3, 2010 AuthorEl Cu CuyChuck Town, ILAboutI'm a very deep and thoughtful person. I was born July 13, 1988 and I like to be at peace with myself and the surroundings. I don't really care what happens as long as I can learn from it and retain c.. more..Writing
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