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We were young and dumb and learning to grow up in a world that wanted us to stay young We kissed under the stars at the lake with our shoes thrown down the hill Our hands intertwined as we experienced what a french kiss was-- messy, sloppy, and full of my long hair you would call it weird We thought we were older than we really were annoyed that the adults couldn't see that we weren't children even though we still were We complained about rules and your step-siblings being sent to watch us We would sneak out of the house at night where we would dance to no music in the streets and would lay on the trampoline trying to figure out exactly what first, second, and third base were We didn't really know anything even though you played baseball We were freshmen in college miles apart and set up by my best friend I resisted initially but our connection was instant and I finally realized this is what love was not awkward kissing that never felt right not experimental touching it was true and funny and it didn't judge or get upset if my weird long hair got in the way of a kiss It was losing my virginity and staying in your arms all night It was you. It still is you even these years later I'm sorry it took a while before I could get to you
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Sep 3, 2018
Sep 3, 2018 at 11:45 PM UTC
Third time's the charm
We were young and dumb and learning to grow up in a world that wanted us to stay young We kissed under the stars at the lake with our shoes thrown down the hill Our hands intertwined as we experienced what a french kiss was-- messy, sloppy, and full of my long hair you would call it weird We thought we were older than we really were annoyed that the adults couldn't see that we weren't children even though we still were We complained about rules and your step-siblings being sent to watch us We would sneak out of the house at night where we would dance to no music in the streets and would lay on the trampoline trying to figure out exactly what first, second, and third base were We didn't really know anything even though you played baseball We were freshmen in college miles apart and set up by my best friend I resisted initially but our connection was instant and I finally realized this is what love was not awkward kissing that never felt right not experimental touching it was true and funny and it didn't judge or get upset if my weird long hair got in the way of a kiss It was losing my virginity and staying in your arms all night It was you. It still is you even these years later I'm sorry it took a while before I could get to you
ShesGrace
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25/F/Tennessee
Sep 3, 2018
Sep 3, 2018 at 11:45 PM UTC
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