The Sight
The Sight
Whenever he sets his mesmerizing sights on me,
For instance, I forget who I should be,
Brain fogs and thoughts buzz like a bee,
I feel drowned yet don't long to flee.
Ah! Those dark, deceitful, encaptivating globes,
Hinting at the presence of parallel worlds,
Earth stained in brown shades; the universe in whites,
Embracing central singular star's echoes.
Following me are the apertures even at rest,
Making a way from eternity to forest glade at best,
Imprinting my mind with memories like creases with a little jest,
Will it be a beginning of the explicit knightly gest?

