Stars Collide, a poem by Ger White at Spillwords.com
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Stars Collide

Stars Collide

Rhyme Written in A Library

written by: Ger White

 

She:

He’s here in the room, I can sense him!
My heart skips a beat in my chest
He calmly places his books down
Leaves them beside me to rest.
I pretend to read with absorption
Nor daring to look at his face
Too embarrassed to show him how I light up
When he comes near to my space

He:

She’s reading; I cannot disturb her
Does she even know I’ve arrived?
I place my books next to her table
Was that action way too contrived?

If only she’d acknowledge my presence
I’m feeling sorry I am
Obviously my love is a one-way flow
I don’t even remember her name!
But I totally recall how she made me feel
When discussing Shakespearean plays
I saw her lips move with passion and fun
I so want to kiss them someday

She:

Oh, now he sits close beside me
I dare not glance toward his way
I was taught to not stare long at strangers
Where are your manners today?

He:

She’s been reading for over an hour!
Can a book be better than me?
I want to dissolve through these floor boards
I may as well – as no-one sees me!

She:

I can’t keep this up any longer
Let manners return to cold books
I’m going to do it, I am and I can!
I need to direct him one look

Narrator:

It was then when two angels collided
Shared one sweet moment of bliss
Eyes, ears, nose and throat all subsided
Engorged in hot sensual kiss

Where once sat strangers side by side
One glowing flame of love resides

The angels are singing, stars shine above
Two of His lost ones bask in Life’s Love

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