I saw her there, Standing quietly Under the soft, flickering glow Of a streetlight. Her skin, pale as cotton, Contrasted sharply With her dark, gothic attire And hair blacker than A raven’s wing In the dead of night.
She was petite, With delicate features That hinted at a secret— The kind a fairy Or pixie might hold. Though I had places to be, Her gentle smile and curious gaze Kept me rooted.
Courage appears When you need it most. In that moment, I had to know her name. But in a world so jaded, How could we tell If either of us Wasn’t just playing A trivial game?
As my throat tightened, Her smile widened, Perhaps a silent invitation— And every part of me Hoped it was true.
Since that night, When Cupid’s arrow Struck us both, Our lives have intertwined, Filled with light and laughter, Along with untimely tears. A love once doubted by many Has grown stronger, Thriving through the years.