You
One look, into your blue eyes
Body so firm
Cheek bones so perfect
Is all that took her
confused mind to see you
As the one
The perfect one!
She saw you coming closer,
observing as you clenched
Her heart
And memorised the rhythm
Of her pulse
Lup-dup rapidly beating
Flattered by the sound
Of your modulated voice
As you greeted "hello"
In the most ravishing tone
The frequent blink
of her eyelids
Making it look like
She was winking each second
Made it clear
That, you sir
Got her where you admired.
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Michelle Sithole
Michelle Sithole is a South African poet, dancer, actress and a model. She was born and bred at the city of Kimberley, Northern Cape and moved to Johannesburg, Gauteng to pursue her performing arts and academic career where she fortunately also met the love of her life, Nongisa.
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