Poetry: Love - by Jennifer Crate

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by Jennifer Crate

Created on: January 28, 2007 Last Updated: May 14, 2007

I awake
To the sound of snow falling
Winter settling in
For a brief stay
The room is dark an empty
An I am truly alone
You are out there
Nearing your waking hour
While I lie dreamless
In the dead of night

How often
Do you think of me?
Every waking moment
And those in between
Like I of you?
My morning coffee
Taken with anticipation
Of your voice
My afternoon rituals
With hopes of you
To break the monotony

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