as i watch you from close, yet far i drift off into romantic daydream. every day you step into this office i am graced by your prescence and neatly alert to your newest hairstyle, pressed and tied into a form that yet again exceeds the beauty of the previous day.
long have I wished to approach you cooly, and much as an example of the sly man I am, propose a meeting at the conclusion of our shifts wherein we might exchange grins at one another complete with deep resounding laughs. afterwards retiring to the warmth of my apartment yet this time not for beaming looks and lighthearted conversation. instead, a raucous intense evening in which my dinner is had between your legs with a dessert of deep, passionate thrusts eyes fixated onto one another. we retire with andrea bocelli and I bid you farewell.
as serene a dream as this is it is nothing more. for who am I, but a strange boy that glances at you from across the building with a glimmer in his eyes
wrote this about a coworker, as you can tell. I've casually admired her for quite a while, without much courage to ask her for a date.