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Nature Piggybacked


While the orange clouds sashay along the golden desert sand I smell his cologne I feel his arms. As the breeze caressing my alabaster skin tiptoes its way into wind I see his face I feel his kiss. While the orange clouds drain their color the desert becomes dark and cold Inconspicuously my tears fall in the rain As i feel his memory.
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