Lover's Heat

A Haiku

By Julie LacksonenPublished 3 days ago • 1 min read

Photo by Pedro Pulido on Unsplash

My warmth comes from you.

Your smiles and your touches

blanket my body.

Haiku

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Julie Lacksonen

Julie has been a music teacher at a public school in Arizona since 1987. She enjoys writing, reading, walking, swimming, and spending time with family.

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Dharrsheena Raja Segarran3 days ago
This was so sweet. Loved it!

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