Whenever a storm approaches
I think of you
And pull out that old picture
That I keep close to my heart
The edges are weathered and torn
The image itself is old and faded
As I look at it
A sad smile creeps on my face
As I caress your image
With my finger
As I have through out the years
I remember your hair
Was like dark rich coffee
And smelled of fresh pine trees
Your eyes full of turbulence
Much like the storms
We loved to watch
And always brewing with mischief
Your hands were strong and steady
But could make my head spin
Like a whirlwind
When you held me close
The rain starts to fall
And so do my tears
Of missing you
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Samantha Reed
Samantha Reed is from northwest Pennsylvania where her love of writing comes from the many books she has read, things that happen in her life, and the beautiful country side around her. She is seeing someone and has no children.
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