Today I Saw You
By Robert W. Cluney
Today I saw you at the corner
I watched as I walked down the street
I saw your hair move at your shoulders
The breeze moved a curl at your cheek
As I stood there behind you my heart ached
I thought of what you meant to me
My arms were trembling to hold you
But I knew that could never be
You stepped from the curb when the light changed
I tried to think of something to say
But all I could do was follow
Though I really wasn’t going that way
Then over your shoulder I saw him
And I turned quickly aside
I saw your reflection in a window
My poor heart just broke down and cried
You lifted your foot as you kissed him
I wished that I couldn’t see
My mind flew over the years dear
For that’s how you used to kiss me