His, Hers, Their's
A fleeting glance is given,
only to have eyes locked.
Looking, curiously staring,
confused by what's transpiring.
Afraid of getting caught.
The bewildering contest is broken by fear,
and she says to herself:
"I'm going to marry that man!"
A chilly night,
the loaning of a flannel shirt to ward off the bite of the wind.
Another glance,
another stare,
thoughts are shared.
Movement is made...
to a kiss.
Then she asks:
"How could something so wrong feel so right?"
A couple now,
enjoying a game.
Brilliantly shining lights illuminating feeatures: a glowing beauty.
A car ride home,
another kiss.
He states:
"I think I'm falling in love with you.""
A separation begins,
tears start to flow.
A wistful wind gently mists the falling rain, but cannot dispense sorrow.
A hug,
an exchange of love.
A look
A stare
A tear
A hug
A goodbye
Then they both say:
"I love you."
only to have eyes locked.
Looking, curiously staring,
confused by what's transpiring.
Afraid of getting caught.
The bewildering contest is broken by fear,
and she says to herself:
"I'm going to marry that man!"
A chilly night,
the loaning of a flannel shirt to ward off the bite of the wind.
Another glance,
another stare,
thoughts are shared.
Movement is made...
to a kiss.
Then she asks:
"How could something so wrong feel so right?"
A couple now,
enjoying a game.
Brilliantly shining lights illuminating feeatures: a glowing beauty.
A car ride home,
another kiss.
He states:
"I think I'm falling in love with you.""
A separation begins,
tears start to flow.
A wistful wind gently mists the falling rain, but cannot dispense sorrow.
A hug,
an exchange of love.
A look
A stare
A tear
A hug
A goodbye
Then they both say:
"I love you."
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