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Her


How did you know?

The wind stopped howling

Flowers blossomed at the stem of my heart

Birds sung their song 

I just knew when she walked by I was living in mental paradise

Her hair bounced and swayed 

Her eyes so beautiful and oblivious 

The way her cheeks rose everytime she smiled 

The dipples that made me melt

A voice so soft but so powerful

A musical talent I have to tell

I have fell in love with more than you can count

A touch so elegant enough too grasp any type of attention 

But she is so hard to catch

Mysterious

But It makes me further attatched

I just knew.

 

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