it’s cold out here, yet the fire looks warm
painful, hungry feelings envelope me
for I’m left outside, in this raging storm
one last chance, hear my cry; hear my plea
painful, hungry feelings envelope me
for through your window, I see what I lost
one last chance, hear my cry; hear my plea
I’ve wandered astray at a terrible cost
for through your window, I see what I lost
knowing the cure is behind your locked door
I’ve wandered astray at a terrible cost
please give back to me our love from before
knowing the cure is behind your locked door
I see the warm hearth and the embers aglow
please give back to me our love from before
I’ve changed my ways, I want you to know
I see the warm hearth and the embers aglow
so unlock your soul and give back your heart
I’ve changed my ways, I want you to know
I’m totally yours for just a new start
so unlock your soul and give back your heart
for I’m left outside, in this raging storm
I’m totally yours for just a new start
it’s cold out here and yet the fire looks warm
Author Notes:
Pantoum
The Pantoum is a simple form yet more difficult to compose than the sestina. It is far more repetitive, for its defining rules are ABAB stanzas of four lines each, and the second and fourth lines of one stanza become the first and third of the next. It can be any number of stanzas long, but the ending line must be the same as the first. The result is a poem that takes two steps forward and one step back the entire way through, finally ending on the same note it started.
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Magic your words as before so said millions of well thought words in your head you have shared