TWO DIFFERENT WORLDS
LIKE DAY AND NIGHT
Do I know you from another time?
Was it written that we were meant to meet?
It happened in a starry night.
We arrived to the same destination.
Sitting across the room.
When the music started to play and you decided to invite me to dance.
It felt as if time stood still, while we looked in our eyes.
I had met you in my dreams before.
We danced all night long.
Our souls connected as we were holding hands.
We were two young souls with dreams.
Dressed with the colors of the night sky.
We had met in dreams.
The day had come when our eyes met.
Is it love at first sight?
Is it meant to be?
Or we were lucky to meet in this lifetime.
Laura
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