Now I'll Say to You

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It's been

six years,

hasn't it?

Six years of

yearning,

six years of 

looking

at your back,

at your name,

six years of

a heart-burning

desire,

six years of

Look at me

See me

I am here

for you,

always,

in the shadows

reaching

for the light,

I am wishing

and hoping

for you to notice me

and smile.

Don't look away,

acknowledge

me

who has always,

always,

been treading lightly

upon your glory

with lonely

pride.

He gave me

unrepeatable, unfathomable 

moments-

rather He

gave us

one-sided hope,

but

for the first few

times

I ran

and ran

from the daunting

pressure of your presence,

but on a day of sorrow

I finally

stood

tall, 

straight,

facing you,

facing the past,

never 

ever

forsaking

either

and I finally said

a little

of what

I want to say

to you.

And, yes,

I am stuck

in the past.

Your smiles

are brilliant

and far,

so far that 

I will

never 

reach,

not

even a tiny bit.

I am stuck 

in dusts of time

simply wanting

to reach out a hand

and grasp

the lingering

air of yours,

and perhaps

do you get

that now?

My obvious

life,

can you 

read me now?

My questions,

will you answer me now?

For the possiblity,

the hopes

of the future

give me

life.

And you,

talented, powerful, strong

handsome, kind, unique

you,

I long for a day

where I'll open

my arms

and capture the wind,

ever escaping,

and I'll finally

finally

say,

yes

I will say

the words buried

deep in my heart,

buried under six years

of hope,

of despair,

of you.

Now I'll

finally

say them to you

and perhaps,

perhaps

you'll understand them,

you'll understand 

me.

Nothing

needs to be reciprocated

Simply a little nod,

a little happiness,

a little of that smile, 

then

you could

forgive,

and maybe never

forget. 

And I would be

set free

from the 

warm, constricting

chains

that bound me,

unconditionally,

to you.

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⏰ Last updated: Nov 18, 2014 ⏰

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