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Alone
November 19, 2014
Her smile--so warm; her eyes--so inviting.
He felt at home; she whispered, "I love you." He loved her too.
Then he gave her money; she left. He hated the way it felt...when no one else was there.
© Jasmine R., Bourbon, MI
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This piece is a type of poem called a sijo.