There was a kid who was paralysed
His life flew past him as he fantasised
About a girl by whom he was mesmerized
Until his dreams became utterly metabolized
He knew there was no just way
That he could ever pluck up the courage and say
That she's all he thought about every day
Until one warm evening in May
When he finally realised who he wanted to be
That maybe he was more than just what people could see
Maybe he could do the impossible if he'd just believe
Like a magician he thought he had a few tricks up his sleeve
So he worked out a plan
He'd dress up smart like a real man
Get her flowers and push his hair back with a gigantic fan
He thought if this doesn't work then nothing can
He decided to talk to her when they were at school
But he was worried about looking like a fool
He wandered if she'd think he was a tool
Or maybe she'd laugh because he wasn't very cool
He was rehearsing his lines in his bedroom mirror
When he saw her walking outside and up his spine he got a shiver
He couldn't believe it this was too good to miss
All he could think about was what if they kissed
Then his heart sunk down to the ground
As he heard a great roaring sound
And realised it wouldn't be him that she'd be glad to have found
Because in a wheelchair he'd always be confound
As she moved further out of sight
His heart went cold like he got frostbite
And he realised for the first time in his life
That he was paralyzed in more than just one way
For the girl that he'd let walk astray
Was now to be nothing more than a memory of his past's future wife
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Poetry of the Anonymous
PoetryThe poetry of the anonymous who suffer through depression in silence; perpetually trapped within a purgatory of painful paradoxes.