Little Hands
Little hands
so cold and frail
against the snow, they seem pale
then the numbness comes
as senses fail
and seasons fall
and bend to the frigid hell
barren and broken
a little token
of what we’ve been through
and of what we’re trying to do
blistered brains from the pains of over thinking
and occasionally over drinking
but what does it matter
when we’re all slowly sinking
i can’t read your thoughts
but i like to pretend it’s something beautiful
something kept in a little box
about to overflow.
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