The rain danced merrily
along with the sun
beautifully performed
in a piano sonata
upon that day, a Monday
our roads foretold a melody
in early summer
in late December.
You walked past me slightly
along my left slowly
I struggled to escape
your brown eyes so elegant,
so deep…
so unfathomable…
yet you caught me.
My heart skipped
My breath drowned
You took away everything.
my blurry eyes…
my broken breath…
my bloody heart…
You let our wary hands met
let my heart finally
rest from this chase
let my Polaris shine its light upon us
that, eventually
those repeating, endless days
those days of Monday
those Mondays of longing no more.
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Michelle Ayon Navajas is an international best-selling poet. Her 5th poetry book, "I Will Love You Forever, Too" went straight to the number ONE spot in Amazon and Kobo.Com on its first day of release in less than 24 hours. She also authored the poetry books "After Rain Skies", "What If Snowflakes Don't Fall In Winter?", "Oh! Dear One", "I Would Fly To Where You Are" and "After Rain Skies, 2nd Edition". She is a published author at Spillwords NYC, a three-time "Publication of the Month" nominee. Her poem "Holding Hands" is a Publication of the year in at Spillwords NYC for 2021. Her poetry appeared in several international literary magazines and anthologies.
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