Eyes in temptations,
Gazes wide and spread out loud,
Green sizzles of light they send out,
From the fair maidens looks,
She waved,
Whispered
Blushed
And then stared at me,
In full glow,
Her eyes never leaving my eyes,
In between 200 people we felt alone,
Other never existed in that moment,
Everything stood in slow motion,
Pacing slower that a snails crawl,
I had lost my never,
My breathing had shortened,
and the sweats on my palms began to gather,
one at a time!
She wouldn’t leave my gaze,
The clocks never moved,
And I froze as solid as ice,
Caught between two worlds
Never being able to move
Back into the one I existed in.

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