She Wasn'T Alone, He Wasn'T Alone

She wasn’t alone,

She had her thoughts with her;

Sitting in a corner,

Biting her nails,

Her Innocuous eyes

From a distance shone.

Her guileless face

When you talk to her,

Disparate emotions brim;

As I tried hard,

To match her,

Innate loquacious pace.

She was a fresh dew,

In this confluence of beings;

She looked similar,

But yet had her discrete charm

Making her distinct

In this lackadaisical room;

In this obstinate

Materialistic society of ours

Simplicity is all she knew.

But for me,

Recluse, is all I had known,

I chose to be in my shell

Confining my sundry thoughts

In sequestered chambers

Of my intellect;

None could fathom

The obscure nature of mine

But she;

I tried to be with her,

And every moment that passed by,

Compelled me to know her well

Cause today, it was me

Who didn’t want to be alone.