A Rib’s Soliloquy

                                                                                                                 By Chocolate             

The white bow ties were fliting like butterflies

And the pink skirt was swaying in the wind

Under which the light blue shoes’ toecay was round

Walking with a bounce in most steps

I was ever a happy girl, of course

Possessed both beauty and wit; as free as a bird

Lots of men chased, but I never felt touched

Only you, boy, time flies, loving you became my faith

I asked for nothing; “you know me” was very enough

One after another 365-days, came my lonely death

God pitied me, ask what I wanted to have

Be the bone of your bones, and memories save

He agreed; so now, very sweet it isTo dream if you becomes Adam then I am Eve