On a sunny early afternoon, I left my abode
And found myself taking a slender road
The road was long and tiresome to cross
And also an uneven one inhabited by moss.
Suddenly I saw a construct so fine
Which was a wooden bench as old as time
Little by little as I went a lot nearer
It looked somewhat known and smelt familiar
I remember myself being in here
To forget agony and to throw all fear
It was you who I sat with my dear
On this bench, now I remember it all clear.
We exchanged some thoughts with smile
And forgot the rest, perhaps for a while
Now it is a memory which I hardly recall
Spent on a fine afternoon of a distant fall.