The carriage is empty. But on the 4 seater, someone is waiting.
You sit accross, in your skirt and winter collants. Blue merino, what else? Our eyes cross. Sea green against gentle brown. You faint a smile, I feel a rush in my chest. I strech my legs ever so subtely, so my knee touches yours. You immediately cross your legs, putting it safe from harm. Makes me feel like my touch is toxic. While at the time, your perfume pervases your neighbours, of which I am the only one. Unfair. You can reach me. I cannot touch you.
I look out the window trying to put away mu thoughts, but can't help seeing your reflection, your bossom showing slightly through the buttons of the silk blouse. You bend forward. Are you enticing me? Or reaching something out of your reach?
You ask whether you may sit next to me so you may look forward, and your voice reveals angels and devils and wild and serious. I being myself to say yes, and then you are finally next to me after all these years. Your hand abandoned just next to mine. Your breathing, slow, peaceful, convict. Your sillouette looking forward. Your leg crossing, the spear of your shoe touching my leg.
I could wake up, but I refuse. We eventually leave the train, but suddenly you are already in the car, waiting to drive me home. Your skirt covering delicious thighs, your pantyhose hiding beautiful legs. You park as always on the same place. I don't care if there are neighbours, I kiss you once, I grab you twice, squeeze you thrice, and hold you against the wall once the elevator door closes in another long, languid, kiss.
I refuse to wake up, but you vanish behind your door, impenetrable to me. It is open, but I cannot cross it, a void where I hear your voice calling and fading.
And then I am hovering your bed, seeing you in someone else's arms. I cry and sob, but am forced to see you making Love to someone else. Your eyes shouting pleasure, your shoulders shivering with emotion, your whole body exploding in a big, broad Oh!
I cry and I sob, and I cannot wake up. Eternally stuck in my own shell, imagining you.