I wait outside the classroom just before one. The sun
shines down on this Thursday afternoon. Minute to go. The bus will turn
the corner and arrive. You’ll be the third to step off. I’ll see brown bag,
brown hair, glasses from afar. A smile will slowly appear on my face
just like that. Waiting. Others are in class. Hurry up please, return, it’s been too long.
Far too long. I expect I’ll sit, swing on my chair to look at you, as always.
As always, I wait. The bus pulls up, you step off, wander towards me. There’s that smile.
There you are. Here we go again. I say hello. You say hi.
Written: February and March 2012. Explanation: Another poem for university. It describes something that happened every Thursday afternoon throughout most of my A-Level eduaction, where I would wait for a friend of mine to arrive from another school before English.