In That Moment

As we stood there for that moment 
She had caught me in a stare,
In a gaze of such atonement
That the wind blew from her hair...
Against a gusts in my direction 
So the leaves that fell could swirl,
About our busts with such perfection 
That each strand I touched would curl...
Pulling gently at my ego 
Tugging softly at my heart,
In such a way that only she knows
Hugging onto me could start  ....
Slowing time as if to read me
Like I was an open book, 
Not just a bind of pages bleeding 
Begging for a second look....
And it was within that moment 
That will never come again,
I could tell that she would own it
So we could be more than friends.....

Terry
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Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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