I Met A Woman

I met a woman, one I've never met before,
For a while, I spoke more fluent than before
She stole my heart and put it right next to her's
She changed the color and smell of air to that of her's
I tasted, yes I surely did
But to date I don't know her taste,
Remember, I did nor eat, but I tasted.

To date am not sure of who she is,
Whether a girl, a woman or lady.
The more she walks, the more I love,
The more she talks, the weaker I become,
The stronger the bonds between us merge,

I wish I had the power to tell her so,
To look directly into her eyes,
Kneel down on one knee
And happily tell her 'baby,
I love you  so, will you be my baby?
My miracle baby that I never sired?'

I wish I was as romantic as I feel,
So I could take her for  a walk in the park,
Or a special Valentine's dinner for two,
Then we'll have memories to look back to
But this could only come true,
If I had the guts to tell her 'I love you'.

But look at the coward I am,
Always watching from a far,
Clothed in tartars and rags,

My financial crisis I say, 

Makes me admire her from far away,
And makes my esteem fade away,
When with other men I see her slay
I hold back my tears in pain,
And wish I had her all the way

I wish I had her in a safe,
To smell and admire like a rose.
To value as they do to gold,
Coz to me she is a gem so rare
And I can't just watch her go.
For if I do I will live in despair,
And fly to heaven having paid no fare.

I will go for her soon,
And lure her back to my dungeon,
Where a new Haven we shall create
And live no more in wishes
For all I know is that I met a woman,
And my heart she stole.