Eye Contact.
Sunny day, in the city, wandering around my lost dreams, and my dreams of lost dreams. There was no truth to be told about anything actually, only the moment. And what was the moment?
At first, I did not want to believe that reality was so unreal. But when I did, everything, everything turned blue. I felt connected to something bigger, something greater. Like if I was diving into a world full of fantasy.
And there I was, in that world. Alone, but not at all. I looked at my coffee, grabbed the cup, and drank a bit. It was delicious. It was real coffee. Everybody passed by me, nobody noticed me, but I noticed them, of course. It was like the air. Yes, like the air. Some people, made of air, bought coffee. Some other bough tea, or hot chocolate, or mate(*). And some of them bought cinnamon cakes, just like me. I grabbed my cup again. I drank a bit. I put the cup in the table, and ate a piece of my cinnamon cake. It was then, at that very moment, that reality went back to what it was a while ago. I became human again, and people stopped being made of air. And everybody noticed me, as I was noticing them. And you were there. I didn't know who you were, and you didn't know who I was either. But there was eye contact, and I loved your black eyes. That's how I knew, then, that I was going to get laid that night.
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