Like a cool sip of water
From the optical illusion of a distant desert well
A patch of swirling quicksand opened up in front of me
When I caught a glimpse of you from the rear-view mirror
of my V-twin Harley at five minutes after half-past two
I couldn't help myself, you caught the corner of my eye
A double-take spin that gave a Nubian Princess meaning
to the sweetest sweeper sliding on 110ci
Like a stallion's glistening mane the wild wind swept through your hair
framing your beautiful face and striking eyes that only
Stan Lee's Archangels hands could have ever made
As you straddled your LS-218 with the pride of a lioness
It was completely obvious to me...
I wasn't going to be able to compete with the 168 inch-to-pound torque,
218 miles/hr, and 60 miles per hour in only 2 seconds or less that were
right in front of me
You definitely have my attention, that's for sure...
I've got sharing an easy ride with you on my mind
The invitation is open, so much we can see and do...
My wait could finally be over, our future together is completely up to you...
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See it...hear it...feel the breath of life
From its silence softly whispers
See me in your dreams and secret visions endlessly through the night
In quiet desperation I await your gentle embrace wishing and hoping you can unlock me...
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