“Love during Ice Storm” by Julie A. Dickson

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Crystals form from heated breath,
my love and I entwined – cannot tell
where each appendage ends
 
windshield glazed over, translucent
light outlines shape of birds, nay
doves on the wing, raptured
 
frenzied flight to ecstasy we reach
for lips, caress down long spines
a-tingle, my eyes see clouds
 
on glass, icy privacy laced in song
waltz plays as bodies dance
to a tune only lovers hear

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Julie A. Dickson is a poet and writer who advocates for captive elephants and rescues feral cats. Her poetry appears in over 55 journals, including Misfit, Girl God, Blue Heron Review and MasticadoresUSA. Dickson holds a BPS in Behavioral Science, and is a Pushcart nominee and former poetry board member.

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  1. Avatar de Cindy Georgakas

    Beautiful!!

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  2. Avatar de Priscilla Bettis

    How romantic!

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