The moon made her eyes into stars, and her skin into the palest of ivory. The feathers of her wings shimmered in the light, making it look like there was an aura of light around her. She spread her wings, as if for the first time. Stretching the muscles as far as they would go, and then contracting them again. For what must have been the hundredth time that day, he popped into her head. His hair slicked back, his piercing gray eyes, reaching into the depths of her soul. Why she loved him, she didn’t quite know, nor did she care. It was enough for her, just to have a love, any love. A small breeze came by, blowing the hair from her face, and turning her cheeks a rosy red. She leaped as high as she could go, and caught the slight gust, soaring into the night sky. It didn’t take her long to reach his house. She was invisible to everyone, except for herself. To every one else, she was merely another gust of wind. As she entered the room, he looked almost right at her, those eyes making her throat catch. "My love if only you would speak to me." He spoke to himself. Had he known she was listening? Or was it only chance that he had looked straight at her, with those all knowing eyes of his? She didn’t know. Oh how she longed to cry out to him, and tell him how much she loved him. ‘Even if I did, he wouldn’t hear me’ She reminded herself. She was overtaken with loneliness, at her lack to communicate, being so close to the one she loved, and her not even knowing she was there. "Yes you, with eyes of lavender, and skin of white." He whispered into the air. Her breath caught again, and this time it was with pure amazement. How did he know what I look like? Can he truly see me? "My love, if only you could truly see me." She said,expecting only wind to respond. "So, the angel of my dreams speaks?" He came over and kissed her lightly, barley touching his lips to hers. She could do nothing more than stand there, and look deeply into his eyes. Again his lips brushed her’s, but this time, the kiss deepened, and he hugged her body to his. "For so long you have come to see me, and I thought you were only my imagination." WHEN I CAN THINK OF AN ENDING, I WILL GLADLY PUT IT ON HERE FOR YOU