It was dark and I stood alone at the station, <br />The train didn't came and the sweat around my eyes illustrated my frustration, <br />As my mind wobbled around the psycho who was killing only guys, <br />And for pleasure he took out their eyes. <br /> <br />I tried to wipe off the sweat and my anxiousness, <br />As if someone waits to bushwhack me in the darkness, <br />And all of a sudden I heard some footsteps approaching, <br />I tried to stop my heart but it kept on trembling. <br /> <br />Out of the wilderness came out a young lady, <br />I couldn't get off my eyes she was so pretty, <br />Her first words spoke as a cool breeze through my ears, <br />I think I heard her, but I lost them in the depth of her eyes. <br /> <br />Her looks and smile were so enigmatic, <br />As she gazed straight into my eyes, <br />But appearances can be deceiving, <br />As she continued with her talking. <br /> <br />She picked on the theme of that psycho-killer, <br />She knew that would give me the chills, <br />For next hour, she kept talking about all those kills, <br />But I listened carefully, there is something about those deaths. <br /> <br />I wished the train would come here soon, <br />None to witness the beauty and the beast but the lonely moon, <br />And here she comes smiling, beguiling, <br />'Did I frighten you, did I made you scared? ' <br /> <br />Surprised and astonished I asked, 'But aren't you afraid in this night? ', <br />'Don't worry about me, only men he kills', she replied as with a delight, <br />'In that case, ', I said as the train approached towards the station, <br />'I guess I have to make an exception'.<br /><br />Andrew Devin<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/the-unexpected-companion/
