Weeks haven't passed since once upon that day
She and I walked awkwardly along the concrete border
Chain hoops looming over with a silent night for slumber
Settling in a kind of romantic hope and/or freedom
I told her stories, she listened without much response
Laughs were shared as were spells of quiet contemplation
We made our way to a rigid playground to pass the time
I made a fool of myself without much effort on my behalf
She didn't make much of a sound as I cluttered to the ground
A moment of affection was taken into consideration
We walked on solemnly
Night lights were kind of frightening
Noise radiated from everywhere as nothing made a move
Her arm crossed with mine in a twinge of concern
It was hard to get close while on the move
We came to familiar setting for me in the distant past
Just for the sake of surprise I toppled to my memory
and she didn't hesitate to lay with and lean against me
I hadn't felt quite so illuminated in some time
Like a light hanging in a room the tenants had just forgotten
It was warm and cozy and the quiet didn't stop the flow
Stars were shining in a vibrant way, city lights miles away
Bats fluttered nearby, drawing closer and lifting further
She flinched once or twice, I just held her a little closer
Suspicious echoes were offbeat all around us
We raised our heads to take a cautious glance
Nothing present, we just squeeze a little tighter
Lips met and tongues danced at intervals in between
My spine quivered as I struggled to say something, anything
We played a game with each other
and her laughs and her words were a symphony to me
Sadly, at last, the idle hand of the clock struck twelve
Midnight had risen and it was time to make some kind of exit
We spoke kind of softly and everything felt okay
Driving these winding roads had rarely been so painful
Upon return, a greeting with an attack was received in return
Friends and fellows poured from the trees to say a short hello
At the end of it all, I kissed her goodnight
And by the end of the night, I suppose I won the game
A flash of green and serene goodbye
As she laughed and yelled back to me as I ran for the door
All was well.