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6d
When I met you by accident
I thought rather little
Of that singular queer event
Gifted by fate so fickle;
Or what it could be

I gave no second thought
When you asked me to follow
I thought where I was brought
Mattered not for someone as hollow;
As someone like me

When the first pang of the heart flowered
I would agonize over the secret for hours
It had almost left my soul devored
By the fear of friendships soured;
Had my heart been set free

When it first felt you could really see me
Even amidst the uncertainty, and pain
It filled me with an uncontrollable glee
To lay my heart to you, plain;
Furthered by your acceptance of me

I cant erase your pain
But if i can be of comfort
After all of this heavy rain
Then I will give every effort;
Because your laugh, it gives me life, see?
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Jackie Hirdes  25
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