The honeydew drips down my chin.
It's sweetness overtaking my tastebuds.
You smile and grin at me, quietly laughing.
Oh no-
You're beautiful.
Gosh-
This is so wrong.
But so lovely- its so nice to be loved- to be wanted-
Awkward red cheeks, and sad eyes knowing it would never work,
And we're on the edge of never seeing each other again.
But imagine if we could work- imagine if we could
Eat honeydew together and kiss as the sun went down.
Imagine that...
How awful is that to imagine.
I miss you already, at your desk next to mine.
I miss your lips, I've never tasted- but have come so close.
I want to kiss you before we say goodbye.
We don't have to tell a soul, we don't have to make it a big deal-
It could just be for us.
A tiny taste of what could have been...
But never will be.
Kiss me as you miss me.
And I'll picture that kiss when I miss you.

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The Supernatural Laws of Love
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