Cold Front

Cold Front

A Poem by Kristin

My veins
      Are frozen,
Iced over my blood
doesn't run anymore.
Your sweater is
     on the ground.
My heart calls 
for the heat.
An imaginary idea
its made up 
by itself,
But my veins are frozen
and ashes fill my lungs,
Until I slip on the sleeves
over my shoulders.
My blood runs
I hold my breath
No longer.
Instead
I breathe in yours.

© 2013 Kristin


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Once more, I believe you've written another poem regarding self-loathing or something of the sort. In it, I see a perpetual need to be something you aren't, and not in a changing way. More of a "forget myself" method. I like this.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Well, that was rather nice! It struggles and shakes in the beginning but in the end there is a warm embrace. What's not to like about that?

100 tender breaths

Posted 10 Years Ago



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Added on December 8, 2013
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Kristin
Kristin

Atlanta, GA



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