The Distraction

May 13, 2016

In a world created, out of paper and books;

Sits a little white flower, the most compelling in looks;

She distracts me from work, she diverts my attention;

Occupying my mind, the least of her intentions;

And as I fantastically dream, of her wrapped in my arms;

Never would I dream, of doing the least bit of harm;

And as I daydream in fantasy, of her cheek against mine;

We'd be watching a movie, with no conscience of time;

But as I walk thru the door, and take a step towards advancement;

I find out we attract, I like wood to a magnet;

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