I could hear the traffic move,
Porsche and lamborghini groove,
the cafe was busy, my coffee was hot,
i was feeling dizzy until my eyes caught,
the cafe table on which she sat,
a royal blue dress and a red hat,
pitch black hair that fell on her,
a handbag with leather and fur,
eyes that shined pacific blue,
stare at her, was all i could do,
she smiled slightly as she saw me,
blushing back i drank coffee,
i stared at her for so long,
until i was gone,
to the toilet to freshen myself up,
came back to see her cup on an empty shelf,
she was gone! oh dear!
gone away all i could fear,
so i ran out of the door
to see the shops and the store,
but no dear there was no sign,
i said its ok DEAR JOHN she was'nt mine,
i watched the cup oh how she hugged in her hands,
oh her hands and oh those bands,
i spotted something so i lifted the cup up,
there was her address on a neat card,
so i left happily smiling at the guard.
ran out of door, very good, I like it, I love it. I invite you to read my poems and comment.
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I would like to translate this poem
Across the stand of staring eye's, beneath the rows of ripe fig trees. One fig for me is all that's left to eat.....iip