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Him
Don't tell me that he likes me
I know that It's not true
I wish that It was
Because all I want Is you

He's a really funny kid
To always have around
But when his friends show up
He's no where to be found

I am In awe of his essence
His comedic attitude
I can't get him out of my mind
Can't believe I love this dude

No he's not the cutest
But I've got a thing for he
You say that he likes me too
But why would he like me
him
The fluttering of the butterflies tickle my insides
Every joke, every compliment, every satisfying word
I am in love with the idea of you, the
way your smile meets perfectly with your cheekbones
The way your eyes strike mine in a moment of intimacy
I am in love with your presence,
your smell, and your laugh

Your love is like the fierce wind
I can't see it

But I can feel it
Him
Him
He's not everyone's type of cute, but he's mine
Him
He's not the guy everyone's in love with, but I am
Him
He's not that popular senior that knows everyone, but he knows me, and I'm so lucky to have known him
And even if I only know him for a little while more,
I can say he's him for a reason which is perfect
It drives me crazy how the world could be so oblivious
of the flaws that are scattered all around continents
or maybe just the blue in his eyes.
Excuse me for this ****** poem
for I have no idea how these go
all i know is  i have a giant rock on my chest
and i have no where else to let it rest
except for the blue in his eyes which i cannot but get lost in
they get me thinking about all the good the world has to offer
they make me forget about the flaws
but flaws aren't so bad
afterall they're proof nothing's perfect
just like this poem
just like him.
 Jun 2015 Kathern Alexander
Luce
I can see home
infront of my own eyes.

swirls of blue
that can cover every emotion
over our heads

there are deep, proud blues
that keep your head high
when you wear them
and mean that you actually smile when meeting that common enemy
that is your passing reflection

that common enemy which often haunts you
on the sides of buses
and hides in shop windows
in plain view.

there are misty blues that I see,
and with it
the smell of salt in the air
and the tenderness of your skin
the soreness of your exposed shoulders
when you put on a t-shirt
after breathing in the sun
all day.

then, there are greys,
the appeal of an oncoming storm
beckoning to you
like beautiful merpeople
singing songs to your soul,
grey
is the colour of their gravestone tides.

I can see home
infront of my eyes

no I don't see the greys
the blues
in the skies
no I'm not
confined
by London
anymore

I can see home
in front of my eyes
and home
is wherever I see
yours.
and mine are brown

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