SNOW
You come, velvet in sound,
warm as lost lightning,
graceful as pine branches
swinging over tall grasses.
I wrap you in borrowed leaves
and scraps from the fallen sky.
I fasten you ten times over
to the tips of my fingers.
Magpies laugh at our lovemaking.
Trees toss remnants of kisses
high into the sky.
We line up to buy seats
for the next space trip.
Bones ache with snow threat.