Strange

 Strange


Oh, love to a stranger, a risky affair,

A heart's leap into the unknown, unaware,

In fleeting glances and gentle smiles,

A connection blooms across the miles.

With every word exchanged in haste,

A bond forms, a delicate taste,

Of what could be, of what might grow,

In this mysterious love's soft glow.

Yet caution whispers in the wind,

For hearts are fragile, easily thinned,

Will this love blossom or fade away?

In uncertainty, the heart will sway.

Oh, love to a stranger, a beautiful chance,

To find love's sweet, uncertain dance.

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