The train pulls up and people slowly climb out.
There's only one person I'm looking for.
I tap my fingers on my thighs while I stand in the crowd, looking for you.
I check the time.
This is supposed to be your train, right?
Yeah.
I know it's your train. We went over this many times.
The pads on my fingers are itching to trace the pattern of your fingers.
I stretch my arms out, preparing for your incoming hug.
I go back to tapping my fingers on the sides of my thighs;
Waiting for you to trap my hands in yours.
Finally, I see you.
My heart doubles in size;
Filling with joy and love.
A smile breaks across my face;
One that hasn't been so real since I saw you last.
I race to you.
Your arms wrap around me like a warm blanket in the middle of winter.
My body sinks into you, like our toes in the sandy beaches.
I lay my head on your chest;
Inhaling the scent that has made me feel
So safe and loved.
A tear rolls down my cheek as I look up
At you.
My heart melts as you look down at me with your chocolate brown eyes.
I can feel my broken pieces being mended back together;
Just by simply being
In your arms.
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The Secret Confessions Of A High School Senior
Non-FictionMy life in free-verse poetry. I'm a seventeen year old high school senior, and these are my secrets, confessions, wants, needs and so much more.