You Smiled
Raising my head,
There you were,
As vivid as I remember,
That tranquil mid-December.
The concrete soft,
And the wind blew still,
Subtle was the moment, until.
You smiled.
Graceful and in cheer
With open arms you came near
Stood were your feet and then
There it was you smiled again.
Locking eyes and marking lips,
Gallantly holding your hips,
You smiled once more
And Then I knew
This love we have is forever TRUE.
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