An Incidental Meeting Poem by Nero CaroZiv

A sudden, an abrupt, an incidentala street meeting
A one not like the past, that used to be others
Meetings of anticipations for warm love and passionate greeting
This one I would try to avoid, to withdraw, to erase and not to bother

An unplanned, so undesired an abashing encounter
A cruel fate's joke, the devil's brush banter
A love from the past, jumped on my route, years had not been seen
As if the was had never happened, had never been

And once again the volcanic emotions erupt like pouring rain
Overwhelming me in acidic anguish and gnawing pain
Against which I have built, so I thought, a colossus, not penetrable dam
As if whatever was has now no matter, no substance or claim

As she came along in a city crowded street
Her legs upon the stone walked in rhythm beat, beat
Her long legs cast in black shoes with bouncing white laces
How pure was my pain, how dear their dwelling places

A surge of emotions erupted upon her grace
Her hair twisted in abundance of locks so silky, so wavy and fair
Dancing around and over her radiant face
They taunted, denying the morning breezes from caressing their share

An abrupt, a cruel and brutal meeting; the soul inside me bent
A half way meeting; a not at all meeting, half words exchanged
Blurred human utter in odd strange stream of sound
I kept on forward walking, never looked back or around

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