Quebec Lady in Black And Red

by sandiego   Aug 29, 2006


Standing at the crowded foyer
Looking up at the balcony
A floppy long hair new employee
I was engrossed, but she never noticed

I glanced at her across the hallway
I glanced at her across the conference desk
Each time she brushed her lustrous hair to the back
I tried to denial my feeling and I tried to forget

But her images still hanging over my shoulder
Tomorrow is now, and now has gone forever
I thought nothing last forever
She haunts me still and so I won't pretend forever

One day, we met at the office coffee bay.
With a Quebec accent,
She said “Hi! “My name”
I look her in her eyes not knowing what to say,

I managed with the conversation,
Just wanting another stares.
It's so hard to say I have a crush on her,
Tell me did she ever felt the same way.

She sported a short hair nowadays
A Quebec lady in red and black
Strong in the feeling that come so late
Can I still smell the same coffee fragrant at this stage?

Come the day I have to leave this work place
I did not missed my job
But, I missed seeing her in my new coffee place
Time may help to heel those fondness moments I guessed

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