"Little Stranger"

"Little Stranger"

by:

Alessandria Venice R. De leon

I

When I saw you for the first time,

It should’ve been a crime, 

To look as beautiful as you were,

Little Stranger.           

II

Who are you?

I’m afraid I’ve got no clue.

Why do you always look so blue?

Oh I wish I knew.

III

What’s your name?

I’d ask you face to face,

Yet to approach such a dame,

My heart will be sure to race.

IV

I find myself in daydream

Thoughts of you in my head,

Thinking of your eyes that gleam

All the while lying on my bed.

V

Your beauty is breathtaking

So much so that my heart is aching.

You are like no other,

I’d be happy to be your lover.

~Who are you?

Valenzuela , 10/27/2017

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Editors Note:

Aven said that she drew inspiration for this poem after watching Titanic where Jack saw Rose for the first time.