The Whill
- Emily Rollman
- Nov 15, 2022
- 1 min read
The fall air blows
whispering through my hair
sending a chill down my spine,
Chilly, 33 degrees
windy
not sunny
dark and cold,
A void
light colored, yellow perhaps
of hope,
like a light at the end
of the long
dark
tunnel,
Your laugh
soothing my brain,
sending a chill down my spine
a good chill, more like a warm chill,
a whill?
I don’t know
but it soothed me,
oh how I wish it were real
how I wish you were standing in front of me
laughing for real—
in real time
with me,
You probably haven't laughed lately,
but I know in my heart you once did,
but for now
i’ll hold the radiating warmth it gave me
close to my heart
until you return.
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