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Those Hazel Eyes
November 23, 2009
Barely eighteen,
On the cusp of adulthood
Clinging to childhood
Familiar arms around my waist,
Hazel eyes illuminated by the bonfire
Eyes I know all too well
Frigid air
He attempts to keep me warm
A task not so simple
Due to autumn in Maine
My sky blue Columbia jacket
Remains in the truck
I desperately want it around me
Suddenly,
The hands are gone
Where did he go?
Now I’m alone
Five minutes later
I’m wrapped in my once abandoned jacket,
nestled in familiar arms
What would I do without him?
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