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First Date

The lights are dimmed.

The movie is about to start.

But all you can think about is the boy sitting next to you.

It's your first date,

Hopefully the first of many.

You're nervous,

But composed.

As the movie starts,

You try to distract yourself from the guy sitting just inches away from you.

You look in his direction.

The movie flashes short glimpses of light on his face.

You see the small glint in his pure blue eyes.

You could melt in those eyes forever.

Then he turns,

Looks you in the eyes,

And gives you a smirk that sends butterflies through your body.

You feel electric.

 

He continues to tantalize you.

Eventually, you can't hear the movie anymore.

All you can hear is your rapid heartbeat in your ears.

You're so nervous you could pass out.

And then he grabs your hand,

And gives it a comforting squeeze.

He entwines his fingers with yours,

Making you feel special.

All you can focus on is him.

You examine his profile,

While your hands stay connected.

And you want to stay in this moment forever.

 

After awhile,

He turns to face you.

You look into his eyes for what seems like eternity.

He grins that grin,

Making all your problems disappear.

And he glances longingly at your shinning lips.

You know what he wants.

All you can do is smile back,

Before he leans in.

 

Your lips connect,

And fireworks explode in your heart.

Suddenly, you forget about all the bad in the world.

All that matters is you two,

In this moment,

Together.

Then, the kiss is broken.

Both of you gasping for air.

He smirks at you another time.

And you loose control.

This time it's you who leans in.

And you are connected once again.

There may have been a lot of other people in that theater,

But in this moment,

It's just you and him,

No one else.

You may never know how the movie ended,

Or who saved the day.

But you will know that you and him

Lived happily ever after.

 

Maybe fairy tales do come true.

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maddie-reed
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Jun 29, 2013
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