daisy..
i've
found
someone else.
a boy.
not just
any boy.
he was..
..my first love.
my first love
when i thought
i was straight,
obviously.
we've
recently
started talking
again.
just like when
i talked to you,
i had
butterflies
fluttering in my stomach.
talking to him
made it do backflips,
my heart
hammering
against my chest.
unlike what i have with you,
i can't talk to him
in person
at all.
we have conversations
which could last
all night long
if i wanted them to,
but i leave him early,
making sure
he keeps
coming back for more.
i didn't think
he'd want
to talk to me.
i didn't think
he'd see me
the way i saw him.
i did love him
at one point,
but..
..i gave up on him.
but he was always
in my heart,
all these years.
i needed a remedy
for my aching heart.
the number of boys
who liked you
made me
nauseated,
uncomfortable,
itchy,
and scratchy.
jealousy was
the main reason
why i felt this way
at all.
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determinant intricacies | 2
Poetryhighest rank: #449 in poetry (28/1/16) - sequel of unconditionally perplexed. - in which a girl learns to let go rather than hold on. - lowercase intended. - book 2 in the 'if only you knew' series.
