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Cold Days

You called today on one of your 'Official Visits' to our home 
the place where tempers had been silenced 
and where passions had been fully spent. 
I kissed the lipstick traces on your cup when you had gone. 

Throughout your stay I wanted just to hold you, 
to tell you that despite all, my hatred was in check 
you came to ask when I would surrender our home to you 
when I just wanted you to say that I should stay. 

Each time I closed the door the clock would taunt me 
so soon the chance of such simple actions would be gone. 
I walked into our garden, said goodbye to all our plants 
I would not see them bloom again this Spring. 

I will leave my stain on all things here 
to linger on when I am gone. 
By chance should your tears ever drench your pillows 
just know they are still soaking wet from mine. 

For I will soon knock upon my own front door 
to enter as a guest, this place now vacuumed of my memory 
this special place within my heart where I once roamed 
freely, naked in the night.

Copyright © Neil Marsden | Year Posted 2017

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Date: 12/16/2017 12:19:00 AM

Deep and painful words spoken - a reminisce of better but lost times - the final goodbye of what was once yours to now enter as just a guest - wow . . .

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