The Ocean's Maiden
A sea foam cardigan covered her beautiful tan skin
She approched me with no knowlege that I existed,
So I made my presence known in an instant,
"Excuse me, I have been in the city all day, and you are the most beautiful girl I've seen"
We locked eyes, the rest of the story feels like a dream.
Question after question, we asked eachother,
Not until deep into our conversation, I found that this maiden, had a lover.
It crushed my heart, but, I continued to inquire into her mind,
It helped me, because I was clueless on what I would find.
My love for her grew stronger with every passing word,
She told me her favorite color, and her favorite guitar chord
The ferry gate opened, I walked her to her seat
Her hair radiated like Poseidon's Trident in the depths of the ocean.
I could see nothing but her.
I sat down, I knew that I must never let her go.
The ferry ride ended after I explored her every emotion
I knew at that moment, that this love was potent.
We exchanged numbers, I told her I would call her
but I don't want to seem alarming, so I'll wait before I holler.
She saw her mom in the lot and left me by my lonesome,
I watched her walk away, the ocean breeze undid her hair,
But my love had just fastened.
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