The evening was lovely, a little wind
Was brushing against my body and soul.
My hair under moon had color like wine
Yours, indeed, looked like coal.

I remember the way your voice sounded,
You whispered, afraid of breaking silence.
I froze as your speech suddenly ended
When you showed me all of your violence.

I came home late, wounded and bruised Greeting my parents with widest smile,
But begging quietly for being soothed.
Pain! My pain became stronger after a while.

You showed me care in drastic measures
Hurting me over and over again.
Your hand on my cheek feels like razors
You promised to care for me, but when?

Time passes, you’re becoming menacing.
Former deep eyes of yours now blank,
They’re killing me, slowly torturing!
At that moment my heart terribly sank..

You know, I’ve never seen such a smile,
Sincere, kind, knowingly sly.
I would keep quiet and stand for a while,
And with anxiety, delight, I would cry.

That slight curve of your plump lips
Is the reason to live, even to breathe.
I promise, love, I’m happier than kids,
My heart rate would always increase.

Your lips on my cheek, your hand on my waist,
I blush when I look in your eyes,
All the time, all the efforts are not waste,
Every time all the sadness dies.

With anxiety my heart breaks, I will cry,
I’ll keep quiet and stand for a while.
Cold, devoid of warmth, dry..
You know, honey, I’ve never seen such a smile.