Deathly Rendez-Vous

So it took place in a small, dimly lit room
Everything looked perfect, it seemed rather unreal
Everything was set out in proper order
Giving the impression of a really bad scary movie

The dim, seemingly light blue light grew annoying
It began to irritate both of the young adults
Their eyes squinting as they stared at each other
Motionlessly eating at each other's time

Her crimson dress was meant to distract rather than impress
The "V" ran down her chest; very revealing
But even with this beautiful distraction
He kept his stone cold composure perfectly in tact

The onyx black suit he wore gave the blatant impression
That he was ready to have done what need to be so
And with his poorly made bow-tie and kerchief
Even she knew he wanted to offend her patience

They each knew they first to move wouldn't last
That they would be the first to give in
So subconsciously moved at the same moment
Following each other's misleading motions

As she continued to stare into his chocolate brown eyes
She grabbed for something in her ruby red purse
Neither of them knew what it would be exactly
But it surely made him take similar action toward his jacket pocket

Although he was able to hide it so well
He couldn't help but reminisce of her size fourteen hourglass shape
Just as she began to remember his nonathletic appeal
Which, to her, was very appealing indeed

They both began to perspire in an unnoticeable fashion
Trying their best to keep up the wall they had built
Each of them note to themselves consciously:
"The book never taught us how to deal with this"

As they continued to move toward each other
They came dangerously close to falling apart
They began to realize this was as real as time
Seemingly endless, yet deviously calculated

Closer and closer, they could see each other's sweat
Strongly aroused in all the wrong ways
For all  the wrong reasons, they got even closer
His brown eyes still staring at hers of a hazel color

They finally stopped moving, standing like statues
Each with their own provocative and obtrusive glare
They both started to lose their motionless composure
Realizing this couldn't last forever anymore

Neither of them wanted to be the first to give in
So they subconsciously agreed on a mutual moment
Where they would both quit their act
Since they were both losing their last nerve

They finally gave in to each other's stare
Salty wet tears running down their faces
Holding each other for dear life as they knew it
Never wanting to let each other go again

After a long awaited, almost perfect embrace
They seperated on again for the last time forever
He told her "Goodbye" and in doing so, realized
She was already six feet under, leaving him dreaming and alone