That Night I: the Beginning

Why don't you ask me
What puts a smile on my face
And I'll tell you what happened that night
I stepped behind the car to nearly faint
As she stepped in front of me
Then with look of content
I fell to my knees in awe
My mind blew numb to blue
Hell no longer suffered my company
Be brutally honest that the truth is
I wish you all to be well
My visions flipped capsize
As my heart raced, steadily climbing
With mercy on the mantle 
I spoke softly saying:
"This could be it. The end my lonliness."
Copyright © | Year Posted 2005

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