The large slab,
Of molton gold,
Is chocolate,
Is ice,
Is cracking on the radiator,
A day to re-joice,
The quickness of an ice crumble,
Or a simple cracked ice stew,
Days to remember are those when we toasted the ice cubes on our tongues,
And the ice melted,
The soft malicousness of that soft,
Melt,
Now I remember,
That a radiator,
Should melt ice,
Not crack it,
Just as love,
Which is so very capable of melting a heart,
Should not be allowed to crack a heart.
