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A glimpse of happiness
May 14, 2019
Thy eyes were fixed on his beautiful face
Thou asked me the question I had feared
Thou went numb and my heart began to race
The moment actually became weird
It was all just a glimpse of happiness
The rainbow finally came to an end
No carriage awaited thou in this mess
I did not know what the devil would send
I didn’t want to tell him my feelings
I was always told that love was a lie
The relationship was not worth healing
Thou walked away without saying goodbye
I never felt a love like this before
As thy heart went running out of the door
© Sarah S., Poland Spring, ME
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Joynae Johnson is a senior in the School of Health Professions at Yvonne A. Ewell Townview Magnet Center. She is 18 years old. Born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Joynae will be attending Philander Smith College, a private Historically Black College in Little Rock, Arkansas For the past eight years Joynae has spent her years performing at The Black Academy of Arts and Letters. She is also very involved in church and her community.