Your fingers interlaced with mine,
Just like our souls are intertwined,
Your lungs filling with air so sweet,
Our bodies interchanging heat,
The way your lips taste in the rain,
The slightest hint of cheap champagne,
The haunting scent of your auburn hair,
Your pale shoulders naked and bare,
The way your eyes gleam in the light,
The way I held you close at night,
The warmth of your breath inside my ear,
My thumb, your check, a lonely tear,
Your voice still on the telephone line,
The packages in paper and twine,
Your sweater that still reeks of sin,
And every back seat we’ve been in,
The love letters you never received,
The son we accidently conceived,