I’m Breathing Again

railasunshine

A tattered umbrella in the dampness of spring 

Seemed fitting for me   

Until we discovered one another   

And you offered sanctuary 


A paper fan in the summer blaze  

I was content to wave  

Until I found you 

And you brought me shade   
 

Tracking autumn leaves behind

I adjusted to their rustle

Then you came and cleaned them off   

Showed me the beauty of silence 

 

In winter I would shiver   

I was used to being cold 

You found me full of chills  

And wrapped me in your coat   

 

When my soul was lost in darkness 

And I settled for embers

You pulled back the blinds  

And we watched the sun rise together 

  • Author: Sunshinethoughts (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 10th, 2020 13:40
  • Comment from author about the poem: I don’t like poems about love. But you inspired me. Thanks for teaching me to breathe again.
  • Category: Love
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Comments1

  • Saxon Crow

    This is lovely and made me smile.



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