Studying became laughing,
old habits dying hard,
And though calculus is boring,
you turned it into art.
We finished all the problems,
and you put on your coat.
We hugged for just a moment,
but you had trouble letting go.
Your hazel stare held my own
as a blush rose to my cheeks.
You glanced down at my lips,
and I felt my knees go weak.
Slowly, you released me,
sighing under your breath.
We made our way to the door
I watched your car as it left.
Something felt different
as I shivered in the cold.
Maybe it was the weather,
or all the jokes that we told.
Something was beginningthat much was surely true,
But I never thought I'd see it-
the potential of a life with you.
YOU ARE READING
What I Once Called Love: The Drafts
PoetryThis is my story, or rather a compilation of stories that spans more than a decade. Each piece is written from a place of truth with the exception of the names mentioned. The book itself will broken into sections, with each representing a different...