A Silly Little Adventure

In a nick of moment, I saw your face,
I memorized the eyes and the lips,
I saw your body and I saw your moves, 
I followed you with my eyes until, you, I could no more see. 

Second day, I passed the same long boulevard,
Hoping to see you passing and looking by, 
It was exasperating in such a melancholic hour, 
I was unlucky, where did you go that day?

Third day no more sign of you,
Did you disappear where I cannot find you? 
Why you torment me so, you?
Didn’t your eyes say that you would belong  here? 

Fate is not without a sense of irony,
My fate is never to see you again, 
Will you ever remember I winked at you?
So I was nothing and nothing absolutely to you?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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