Imagination

Imagination

A Poem by Natasha Montgomery

I fell in love with a stranger today.
The sun was setting on the coarse, choppy, water. 
Wind blowing wisps of the white caps, and littering the brackish water throughout the woods. 
His children, a girl no more than 6 and her little brother, no more than 2, sitting on a gazebo.
Their right sides and backs to the golden rays and dark green bay.
Sheltered. 
He had set up his tripod for photographs. 
I watched with music playing in my ears.
His little girl smiled, I smiled back so happy to see her happy. 
Childhood joy.
Then I noticed he was watching me, not looking through his camera.
I blushed, embarrassed to let myself show joy in that moment. 
He smiled with just as much joy to me. 

© 2017 Natasha Montgomery


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Added on September 30, 2017
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