A Strange Experience-Song

A Strange Experience

It was a strange experience —
an experience I never had before:
to keep staring at her for a while
and to gain her attention for some time.

It was a strange experience —
an experience I never had before:
to approach her for a small talk
and to propose a one-night stand.

It was a strange experience —
an experience I never had before:
to shop for our one-night stand
and walk to my room.

It was a strange experience —
an experience I never had before:
to talk about something romantic
but to sound erotic, too.

It was a strange experience —
an experience I never had before:
to look into her eyes for a while
and to smile.

It was a strange experience —
an experience I never had before:
to hold her hands
and whisper in her ears.

It was a strange experience —
an experience I never had before —
when she hugged me
and gently sat on the bed.

It was a strange experience —
an experience I never had before —
when she switched off the light
and kissed me so tight.

It was a strange experience —
an experience I never had before —
with a stranger, for that one-night stand.

It was a strange experience —
an experience I never had before —
when she started narrating her stand
about her life.

It was a strange experience —
an experience I never had before —
to see her out when the sun rose.

It was a one-night stand
that will remain in my memories forever.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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