Presents
I wrap gifts
For those whom I love
(So tenderly wrapped
To be torn in your hands)
And though you tear them
Wanting only the inside
I know you appreciate
The time spent on presentation
(The hours selecting that
Perfect ribbon, the ebony gleam or
The snowflake paper)
And though it is only
A sweater in black
It will keep you warm- (and never
forget
when you wear it [my hugs]
how they held you)
Like the bow tie before it
And the kisses coming after
(I carry your memory)
Softly I tread (with your memory)
clutched
In the palm of my hand (Covered in dew drops and
Sprinkled with apprehension)
Asking if you (when feeling [my hugs]
Through a warm soft sweater
Will remember me.
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