Spring Day

If I must wait forever I will

When the snow sticks to the grass and the grass become like ice.

I’ll miss you.

I’ll one day accept you’ll never meet me.

Never smile at me.

I’ll wait till I can see you

Dressed in white like pure clouds.

The train will wait.

Our endless drive while wearing our winter coats

I’ll smile even though I’m missing you.

Without you, it’s always winter.

Even though I miss you

I hate you.

You left me; I can’t see you.

I breathe to remind myself you had no choice,

Leaving me the way you did.

Is it you who’s different?

Or did I change as time went by?

When the ice melts,

I’ll stay by the train and wait,

I’ll wait for you.

Smile only for you, laugh with you.

Let’s wear white suits and wait together.

How about I meet you?

Before the crystal ice sticks, before Spring comes.

I’ll meet you outside,

We’ll remember your last place together.

Waiting feels so far

I lied, waiting forever in agony.

So, when the snow sticks,

I’ll board the train and go.

Run my hands on the brown leather seats.

Sip hot coffee as I watch the trees pass as I ride to you.

Missing you until I see you.

Spring will come, ice will melt.

The flowers will bloom due to the sunlight in the sky.

But by then, I’ll be with you.

Disclaimer: This poem was inspired by a song titled Spring Day and was only written for a college poetry assignment.