In miles I'm home
Where things I'd prized, stacked pegs and wire that I'd called mine
Who knew I was so blue at age 5
Standing tall among the vines of a small tinted window
Remember the nose of
A donkey I knew when
I was a girl wanting
To warm the noses of donkeys
Remember the wools and the wetnesses
His long jowl under my arm
Remember the cross across his back
Black, thinking oh that's where that comes from
I loved him for coldness of noses
Willingness to be warmed
Loved him for purpose he gave me
Willingness to be loved
Loved him for coldness of noses
Willingness to be warmed
If I am warm, let me warm you
If I am willing, let me do
If I am warm, let me warm you
If I am willing, let me do
And I am warm, I'll warm you
And I am warm, I'll warm you