Lost Love
I once lost you my friend,
You were hidden deep,
I thought this was the end,
'Til smirk on my face you crept.
From within my blank stare,
Eyes glazed for many miles,
Black pupils, as I wasn’t there,
As lips turned into smile.
Friend, you insisted from beneath,
Now aching to be let past,
My clenched grip & white teeth,
Your presence heard as a laugh.
Rushing out from my throat,
While my belly starts to rumble,
Those around me almost gloat,
As you break pace into a chuckle.
Tingling sensation over me,
As a dance, skip & jiggle,
This visit has been welcomed,
My dear friend, contagious giggle.
(c) 2015 PJ Bayliss
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