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Falling For A Senior
There I was
Out on a run in the park
When my eyes saw you.
You ran too.
Your short hair waved with the wind
Ever so gently.
flawless eyes
Caught mine immediately,
And my face burned red.
You didn’t
stare back at me very long,
you went on your way.
But not me.
Your appearance held me tight
Enchanting my thoughts.
It is wrong
I know you're two years ahead,
I've heard from others.
They all talk
About your looks and your speed
Constantly it seems.
But for me,
I'm an unpopular, average
Sophomore.
We won't click
And our ages, they don’t fit
It wouldn't make sense.
Oh, I wish
That we could meet, walk, talk,
Maybe even flirt.
It’s silly,
For me to dream hopelessly
About you and I.
I'm aware
I'm the lone one questining
How you are doing.
You don't care.
I've never even met you
Unfortunately.
How could I?
I'm having these pointless thoughts
Of us together.
It’s nonsense
So I’ll keep admiring you
From a distance.
It pains me
To know so, but I can't be
with someone like you
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