AN UNWANTED LOVE

 

  It takes a moment, a little time,

When you ruin or shine,
Commit mistakes and atone,
Win a race or lie prone.

 Started late, yet very early,
Exposure to co-ed fared fairly.
Crush! On every second beautiful,
I’m a man, not that shameful.

 But the steady winds of life
Flickered and blew aside,
Introduced me to the fragrance of love,
Serene, exotic, rejoicing and dove.

 A single sight of her stupefies me,
Where in the world is anything better to see?

 No falling waterfall,
 or the wind at a seashore,
The winter's sunlight, 
Or the midnight's moonlight,
Is as pleasant as to tie
To the grandeur of her smile.

 A diffraction at the canopy,
Or a world cup trophy,
A glistening diamond,
Or Stevenson’s ‘Treasure Island’,
Doesn't shine as bright as 
Her sharp, mischeivous brown eyes.

 Such a creation.
What better they have in heaven?

 But nature loves symmetry,
And I fulfill no geometry.
 Sandal woods, snakes does like,
Ironically, the converse is a lie.

Though you like or dislike, it’s free 
Yet the favorable return… not necessary.
The world is a hoax, 
And exceptions are talks.

  I leave,  she’ll get an affinity soon,
Because moonlight is only for moon.
And I walk alone, to find a solution,
To jettison this unwanted attraction...