Ode To A Stranger
Dear Stranger, how I admire you.
From your notepad to your cup of coffee,
or is it herbal tea?
Whatever it may be,
I see something in you that’s seldom found.
Culture, vision, and creativity, that is in you, so renowned.
I continue to glance over at you naturally,
drawn to who you may be.
You’re not the ‘ol “mystery man”,
but a sight I can’t refuse to see.
From the beautiful flaw on your neck
to the laces of your shoes and their arc,
the curiosity I have for what a specimen you are
grows as the seconds pass like the beating of my heart.
Who are you?, if I may ask, how I want to walk up to you.
But you sit still over there, as I over here, do too.
Are we two of kind? I’m doing the same thing, writing in my book,
but look, are you writing about me?
I doubt it, why should you anyway?
you know me not, nor do I know you,
but I see your head glancing around, looking for inspiration there? Or is that too out of the blue?
Sincerely, the young lady with notepad anew, tables across from you.
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