Swept away

Like the way you do this,
Suddenly popping out of somewhere
and then unknowingly
i witnessed myself "lost"
Lost in the whirlwind,
Like the way you do this,
a force so effortless
a magnetism so impulsive
leaving behind a non-plussed me
Like the way you do this
the games played so uncoyishly
yet they found a way
and won over the phenomenon "me"in a sway!

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