Lydia Siegel.
We walked from The White Flag
to the Heart of the Andes.
I led the way,
while she was telling me
the way art made her feel.
Little did she know,
even the art cannot compete
with the feelings that she made me feel.
Informing her about Church's artwork,
The Heart of the Andes,
she looked at me with hungry eyes.
For a second,
I wanted to pull her in for a kiss,
but I realized she was doing what no girl would do before,
listen.
"It was nice meeting you,
Mr. Evan Carter, however,
unfortunately I am late."
Late for what?
"It's a bit early
to be getting personal, no?"
Nodding,
she gave me a wave and grin,
while accidentally bumping into some chick.
We laughed,
but I could tell
in the tone of our voices,
nothing was worse,
than saying goodbye.
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Aesthetic
Storie breviEvan is not sure if its the art or her that takes his breath away. Highest Rank: #135 in Poetry; #604 in Short Story