Obsidian
Raven black hair and mischievous eyes
Her way of walking bewitched all
Playful gestures and intended words,
In the frigid seasons; though
This is not Literature—but
The outcome was....
Secretive glances here and there
An opportunity surfacing; seized quite quickly but fractured quite slowly
A painstaking reality
Too true to forget, Whispers in the hall
Too loud to reject
A coquettish glance there
A provocative sigh near– Two lovers in a triangle
Of youth
Wishing different things
At different times
His tantalizing words; her
Lovely deceit
A fellow’s tale heard all a round!
His dazzling smile and
Her curious mouth, were not
A marvelous match
Lovely she was until her day; repulsive thoughts and dull diction came
A lover’s rectangle, oh
Heavens who’s near?
Embrace him, love her
What a worldly mistake
Overflowing and regretful
Tears
What a waste of adolescent
Life
For he was a worthy
Knight
But she was no damsel
In distress
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