One Sunday Afternoon

One Sunday afternoon,
On top of the grassy hill,
We sat next each other
As we faced the horizon
Flashed with vibrant hues
Of the sunset

You never uttered a word
You just sat there
You did not look at me
Nor sent me a smile
You just sat there
In complete silence

But the clever wind
Whispered to my ears
Your heartbeat
Your sigh

I wanted to cry
When I heard what they meant
I’m no longer in your heart
But the tears ran dry
Then I realized
Tears won’t make you love me again

So I just satisfied myself
By sitting next to you
As we watched the sunset
In silence
One Sunday afternoon

Summer 2000

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