Between strangers, the many different faces, smiling frowning indifferently staring, you look right at me.
With a slight hesitation, in growing temptation, my heart's palpation skips about a bit, hereby admitting the gratification that flows in my veins when our eyes meet and you don't turn away but rather curl your lips a little.
Our bright eyes and soft sighs wove themselves rapid in to both of our lives, I realized when we sat outside waiting as the rain dries around us, fingers intertwined, clean and quiet together.
Between strangers, the many different faces, where are you? smiling frowning indifferently staring, there you are and there she is and there's that look.
Now we're strangers with very different faces whose eyes don't meet.
An Interpretation of Loss and An Ode to Moments Spent In Love