Good Intentions

A fair Lady in the street

Staring down at her feet,

With Christian intentions

Affording my directions

I offered my right hand,

A gesture so finely grand;

She held my fingers fine –

Could she be duly mine,

This would be sublime,

Let's see in some time.

She gazed into my eyes,

A nice pleasant surprise;

What does she duly see

Looking back at nice me,

A Gentleman for sure

As I opened up a door,

Then offered her a seat –

Etiquette aptly complete.

Then to wine and dine

This girl so nicely fine,

And to notably entice

Being reciprocally nice.

As I walked her home

I was humbly prone

To give nice teases

With little squeezes.

A kiss before leaving,

Then I'll be grieving

To be in both her arms –

I will be suffering alms.

 

© Andrew Stevenson 10/04/2017

 

An edited piece.

 

Thank you. Love love, Andrew.