This has been the first for the longest time that we passed near your house.
This same gloomy street reminds me of the first day I heard about you,
I could still feel the same chilling breeze of wind that wraps my whole being and I would be honest,
your memories chase me every time.
-You are one of a kind.
I could still recall how you would run your fingers through your long jet black hair near that misty glass window.
How you would patiently stand there and I don't understand why in the face of all our rackets,
never did you look at us as we were passing by.
No, not even a single smile.
A few months ago,
I moved and started working near your place.
Nothing unusual.
We never talk, not even a simple -Hi!
I am not asking you to notice me (or us)
I don't even want you to know that we look at you from afar.
I by no means want you to discern that I talk about you and stuff.
It's just...
I could clearly picture in my mind,
How you would run your fingers through your long jet black hair and patiently stand there near that misty glass window.
How unnervingly fascinating a simple typical scene can be
if only we could see you.
But No, not even once, neither near nor far.
-Except for this three-year old girl with a real flair for depicting in spoken words of how beautiful you are.
YOU ARE READING
Beautiful Alone
RandomHUNTER STILLMAN's Flash Fiction. OneShot. "The naked eye beholds beauty - unnervingly concealing eternal agony."