HOUSEHOLD NEIGHBORS

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I wasn't a big fan of you

nor your baked goods

yet I spend my weekends 

peeking into your room. 


You held your distance

until that rainy day

at the park near our house

and suddenly there you were

looking at me with great concern.
 

Since I saw your every move

it didn't leave my notice

that you argued with your family

almost every day at dinnertime.


I saw that you were shaking

your lips parting a little

asking me if I'm alright

and that was the moment

when I fell in love. 


I wasn't sure about you

nor your intentions with me

one minute you laughed

the next you were hurt. 


You wore a blue floral dress

that was hugging you tightly

showing every curve you had

and before I could answer you

you stepped closer to hug me. 


I knew what you didn't like

at times you were greatly sad

you appreciated small gestures

without ever asking them.


I was frozen by your touch

holding my breath in fear

that you'd disappeared

and once we ended the hug

you decided to kiss me. 


I didn't know your full story

nor your plans for tomorrow

it was an endless battle

for even having today.

.  .  . 


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A/N: I have this idea for a short story about two college kids and I'm not sure when I'm gonna write it, but I think I'll post it on Inkitt. The link to my profile is on my bio if you're interested. This poem is a brief inside of the plot and the main character's thoughts and feelings and now I'm too excited for it. Sadly, I have too many unfinished stories at the moment, so I can't start a new one. On that note, I'm curious if you have or write down new story ideas while you're writing your ongoing ones? I do and they are coming to me almost every day, but I try to filter them out and see which ones deserve to come to life either on here, Inkitt, or somewhere else. It can be tricky, though. 

Anyways, I hope you enjoyed it and please don't pressure me to start it, because I can't. Not this year at least. I want to finish my other stories and then publish a new one. That way I'm on track and not overdoing it. Writing is hard work and I'm sure you know it yourself. 

Have a good August, my lovelies! 

With love, 

M. 

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