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Meeting


The first senses of shyness

and excitement mix together in an odd

sort of cocktail   

 

You try to hide your brewing

intrigue and curiosity that come at you

like a wave

 

You wait for the moment to ask The

Question, the equalizer of friend or foe

 

As you drop your bomb the impact

affects them as well, creating a strange

mingled heap of your emotions together

 

And, as you walk away, you begin

to recite their name, as you try to remember

what will last, hopefully, forever

 
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