How Does a Man Know?
How does one know when He is in love?
It's that pit-pat
Rat-atat,
On his small long
Over-sized heart...
That never has some time-
Never has the rhyme
Only has her face
Drawn deep on his eyes.
Never time to stop
Never try to miss:
Not her or the
Big shallow sunset...
Only what he mustn't
For when he falls high
Then the boy falls hard
With a strongly beaten
Bass drum louder
Than the breeze and sun.
Louder than the trees
And louder than the keys
To his heart
For that jingle
And that clingle
Of romantic sounding
Golden bling
Has long since
been silenced.
If he is in fact
Doubly true-to his
Own and special loved one
That he hopes he's
Soo stricken by
But knows better than
To pursue-
For his hopes are lost again
With his: long lost heart
As he stares
And he cares
And he feels
And he sees
That he found her
The one girl
who is right-
Right for him,
And his kin,
But not for her
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