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Created on: November 02, 2010
White-crusted mittens, snow melting
In until his hands felt red, until he dropped the
Near-melted snowball forgotten when
The target of his attack staggered him with a kiss
Even now the coldest season warms him and he
Recalls her breathless giggle, her rosebud lips
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