Out In The Snow

You found your footing in the soft snow close

to the rivers frozen edge; our steps were

careless then. We were as much in love as

we were in danger. Beside each other

there’s little difference between the two.

Oh Abi, I should have held on to you.

A path iced back up from the bank. Polished

like a coffin lid. You slipped. I slipped too.

I’m so sorry. I just held on to you.

‘Tho spring saw water and land lip to lip

kissing or bidding each other to go

I found my footing out there in the snow

where days were short and winter’s grip was true

Oh Abi, I should have held on to you.

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