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"I MISS
YOU"
By Helen Charlotte
Hill
Before I realised you belonged to
someone else,
My heart had let you in;
From that very first kiss
You coaxed my soul into your world
And I didn't want to leave again.
But now my heart hurts
And I miss you.
Before you even spoke to me,
I felt a pull towards you,
Then I dreamed one night
Of a warm embrace
Where I was wrapped up in you;
You never left my dreams again.
But now I'm cold
And I miss you.
When I learned you belong to
another,
I told my heart not to fall;
But at the time I didn't realise
It was too late after all,
My heart was yours already.
And now it's broken,
And I miss you.
I miss your gentle demeanour,
I miss your tranquil air;
I miss running my fingers
Through your feathery hair.
I miss the way you talk
About your present and your past,
I wanted to know all about you,
And pack it into my heart.
We found ourselves in a cocoon
To which the world was blind,
We lay there, passion sated,
Our limbs intertwined.
There was a timelessness
To our moments,
A bonding of the soul
...At least, I thought so;
But now I'm all alone
And I miss you.
You've cast me out
And I miss you.
Oil painting COPYRIGHT Mike
Monaghan. Poem Copyright H. C. Hill.
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