A Woman’s Persuasion
Her curls stranded in fidgety fingers “Your words by no means pardon deserve.” He takes her arm – reluctance showing, “My words match not my heart’s pleasure.” Her qualm reserve striking a frown, “Your failing resolve is my heart’s displeasure.” He to goes down on his knees - in a light laugh, “Bequeath your heart - unto me, & I pledge otherwise.” A ray of light settled her eyes to a long blink, “So you promise – to never let me down?” Raising himself, his eyes – sparkling in hope, “To my best breath – till it lasts with strength!” She stood along in a silence, “There is a meaning to the words I say.” And He - in his pleading best. “Hidden in that evasive smile of yours.” In a claiming stance, she holds his arms, “And in every word I wish the audience in you.” - Arun Raj Note: The woman always has the last word.