Waking Up
your hands are warm,
they never harm.
your eyes look at
me, and in that
smile of yours I
see the present
behind your back -
a sneak attack
of gentle hug
that ends when I
ask. I filled
your coffee cup
halfway and mine
to the tip-top.
it overflows but
together we
can clean it up.
carefully I put
my hand on yours,
the glass between
us so thin now
but reminding
us to respect
the space bet-
ween our hearts.
Because in there
rests the parts we
gave to each ot-
her. Forever
I will treasure
these soft mornings,
No matter what -
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