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He sits there,

Never turning towards me.

Never noticing me,

Never paying attention.

I feel I've tired everything,

To gain his affections.

He is annoyed by my talking,

And seldomly does he care,

If I ignore him.

 

He stands there,

Looking right through me.

Turns his head, and nods,

While I speak,

But he's not comprehending,

What I'm trying to convey.

 

His eye are boring a hole into me,

And it's going straight for my heart.

 

I wish I could tell him,

But I'm much too afraid.

He won't understand,

What's going on in my head.

He'll just say,

No, you're not right for me.

You're not attractive enough,

And too immature.

You're not what I want,

Nor will you ever be.

Now, if you'll please go away.

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Well whoever it is is an @#%$, Jess, if he thinks that...but that's my opinion

 

Great poem, like I told ya before.

Cioden Darkeye

 

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Posted

LOL... Maybe some day I'll tell you who and why he would say that. But not now.

Posted

He's not an @$#! I wish I could explain, but he is so far from an @#$! At least he gives me good poetry, and when he smiles (which is, sadly, very seldomly) I melt. Falcon, if you ever tell Willie I'll set aside my desire to change my projected images and do everything to you that I can think of!

 

Thank you Gryfalcon! It means a lot to have my work honored!

Posted

Gary Larson had a cartoon once, in which their were two panels.

 

In the uppers panel, a young man lies on his bed, the full moon shining through the window. His thought balloon shows him agonizing, Something to the effect of:

 

"She likes me. She doesn't know I exist. No, she looked at me in the Hallway! But I'd sneezed. Maybe she likes me! She just smiles at everyone." Etc.

 

The bottom panel shows a young lass in her bed. The same full moon shines through her window. Her thought balloon shows the text:

 

"I think I like vanilla best."

 

The cartoon caption reads: "Same Planet, Different Worlds."

 

I used to think, all those years ago, in High School, that I lived that cartoon. The agonies through which I'd put myself!

 

Have you tried talking to the fellow? It collapses so many probabilities into a reality, which then can be enjoyed or survived as the case may be...

 

Hugs

 

 

For what it's worth,

 

Peredhil

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Thank you for the advice, and under normal cercumstances I'd take it. But I'm afraid he's 9 years older than me, so it makes it very hard.

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