All I could catch was a scent supreme

Filled the air like the dust before rain

I sat still, in the darkness, adjusting my tie.

Next was her voice, gentle and sweet

She spoke slowly yet with perfect precision

Alluringly she drew my ears itching closer

I sat still, in the darkness, adjusting my tie.

Then she broke into soliloquy

Dispensing the predilections of her soul

Masterpiece templates of her dreams, I quivered

I sat still, in the darkness, adjusting my tie.

She sang, her voice sonorous and echoing

I shivered as she ripped the parts apart

As the pimples spread underneath my sleeve

I sat still, in the darkness, adjusting my tie.

And then she stopped,

My heart followed,

The silence loud,

My heart pounding,

I waited, listened,

My watch ticking,

My tongue twisted,

Her feet moved,

I heard a sigh,

It grew intense,

The buzzer shrieked...

The date was over, before I had a chance to speak.

As they drew me out of my chair,

The guards berating my reckless decision

I let them take me without protest,

I had broken the only rule there was

No lights! But alas, I had to see for myself

 That her face was as beautiful as her mind was

For she had already won my heart

My speech would only be a pointless prolong

And so it was that on the perfect blind date

I sat still, in the darkness adjusting my tie.