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Dear Stranger


You became my world -

Shining it with your laughter, 

Exciting it with your personality,

But that one night, just that one night

Made it all crumble down.

In a blink of an eye,

You were gone. 

No longer was there sun - 

Only rain falling down. 

Then one day we met again

And I couldn't recognize who was in front of me. 

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