The snowman

You stupid snowman 
You said you were cold so I gave you my scarf
Now I sit by you my neck exposed to harsh temperatures 
My once rosy lips turn a shade of lifeless blue when they touch yours
Yet that wasn’t enough 
You asked for more so I plucked of my coats buttons and placed them in your bare hands 
Now I sit  loosing feeling in my limbs
You said I was your sunshine 
I was convinced you loved me even after you didn’t say it back
Until the sun begin to shine
And you began melt out of my life
I did everything I could to keep you
While you did everything you could to leave
Purposely wearing my coat to speed up the process 
All to evaporate into someone else’s arms
Oh you stupid snowman
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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