3 A.M., I'm still awake
3 a.m. knocks and awakes my fear.
soft plush droplets
sparkle the stars,
gliding down
a glass cold water.
Quite stale from a few hours
sitting on the bedside.
3 a.m. draws me in and beleaguers
the cold front
that quilt lines the curves of my toes
hanging over the edge of the bed.
3 a.m. tosses and turns
towards the partly drawn curtains.
The soft thud timing
your movement and paces
your sweet breathing.
3 a.m. you are so clear
so much so
my hand tousles your eyelashes.
Gentle with sleep
I drift to your sea.
Lost in a dawn grey comforter
and the smell of sea salt.
3 a.m. I shiver loudly
as acquiescence dawns my 3 a.m.
Miniature in a grown up bed.
Empty grey sheets against the only skin
mine.
3 a.m. I dreamed all of it.
My hands searching for warmth.
I am actually utterly alone.