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An Evening Walk

I cannot be rude
To The inviting roads
How can I say no
To a midnight walk

Those nice street lights
On interesting roads
The strange faces
And a peaceful walk

What I described above
Is my little version of
A perfect plan
When you have no plans

You see That stone
Its a nice little seat
The river behind
Is like cherry on cake

I had just began to stare
I was thinking to sit and stay
The words had just began to flow
The poem had began to form

But damn it was cold
So I decided to keep moving
To stay a little warm
To Explore the road a little more.

Still an hour left before
They will close the doors
It suggests another turn
I can quietly look around

So here I leave you
With a half done piece
But before I leave
I wanted to let you know

If you are just like me
& nd Feeling stressed
You can give me a call
We can go on a walk

But once I am already set
For a night alone
Your company and presence
Is not needed anymore

Note:
Its my first poem ever since I came to Korea. Though not a great one but glad to share this here.

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