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First Contact


It's the risk that somehow becomes worth the taking,

The buildup, the payoff,

The culmination of feelings,

The crossraods of a relationship.

 

It is here where you and I collide

On the brink of everything

All at once.

And you smile.

You smile.

As if anything I said could possibly matter to you.

 

From here I am always lost.

Maybe it is your smile,

Or maybe your voice,

The things you say,

Whatever the obstruction, I am thrown off course.

 

It is this first night,

When I am sure you mean what you say,

This first glint of certainty.

Should I ever need more?

 

 

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