When Love Begins
I fell in love with the winter,
how the snowflakes landed perfectly
on your eyelashes,
and how your warm cheeks pressed
against mine
with every hug goodbye.
The way your lips took away my breath
while you whispered something sweet in my ear,
sending shivers up my spine.
Everyday with you was like a month of Sunday
mornings with my favorite cereal and
weekend cartoons.
That same winter, I fell in
love with that bus stop by
your house, and the way you held
my hand as I walked away,
until our arms couldn't
reach each other anymore
The bus ride home from your
house made me remember what Monday
mornings feel like.
Somewhere in between falling
in love with our midnight
conversations that were spoken
through hushed tones
and interrupted by the creaky floors
of the room above,
and feeling the warmness of your skin as you
slept next to me,
I realized,
I am in love with the gentleness
of your words,
and the feel of your
existence.
But I am not in love with you.
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