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Silently in Love


Eyes, deep as the Nile. Lips, so angrily tempting. Mind, an expansion of knowledge, That pulls me closer than Earth's gravitational pull. Your smile, so coy As your eyes crinkle. Your laughter, The sound of an angelic symphony. Your words through my ears, To my mind, To my heart Blood rushing, pumping Through me. Hands uncontrollably quivering, Cheeks, brightening red Flustered, unable to meet your gaze Grasping for air whenever You are near, I am silently in love with you.
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Sarose

A young Haitian-American immigrant grasping her American dream through poetry.

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