Linger

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He knew of a girl on an all time low,
She lived and died in one go.
He looked for her scent in the potpourri,
She had lingered on like an old story.

He forgot her name,maybe it was Sera
Or maybe it was Lloyd
Was it Serena?
He settled for Floyd.

Shy but outspoken,
It amused him a little
She declared her worries in his presence,
Demanded quick solutions or threw a fit.
Her searching eyes somewhat glued to his face,
His wandering mind captured by her need.
What he loved the most about her undoubtedly was-
She never had the answers,
and He Always Did.









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