January Thaw Poem by Carol Fleming Klein

January Thaw



Sunlight, sparkling at my windowpane
Gliding across the floor,
Outstretched hand inviting me to dance.
And I long to hear you knockin'
at my door.

Sunlight, caressing on my face
Warming blues and greens
Tugging at my heart with dancing rays
Pine limbs beckon-on to sun-glad scenes.

Sunlight-calling, imperious with no restraint
Flashing in my eyes, commanding to my soul.
Oh why must you arrive so late!
Come whirl and dance in union
-before my curfews toll.

Saturday January 31,1981

Thursday, January 23, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: lonely
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
In this poem the sun and the season are metaphors for my feelings about the time apart in a long distance relationship, and my impatience to end the separation; and even a feeling that the time for the relationship might pass into the cold oblivion of a winter's cold returned.
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Carol Fleming Klein

Carol Fleming Klein

Stoneham, Massachusetts
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