White Car

Every time I see a white car pull up,
My heart laps its original beat
Sacred anxiousness for the chosen one 
Every time I see a white car pull up,
My memories run its repetitive course 
The tip of my nose flickers in remembrance of your scent
Every time I see a white car pull up,
Praying that it might be you my queen
Doors ajar, not the driver I was looking for
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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