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Comfortable
March 22, 2011
Blushing, I glance down
trying to fight that smile
overcoming my face
resisting my efforts
to stop it.
Biting my lip
wanting you to notice
hoping that you don’t
confusing what I want
with you.
Laughing at your jokes
wondering if I’m too
overbearing with attention
praying that I’m not
like that.
Missing you when you’re gone
counting the minutes
waiting not-so-patiently
frustrating myself
constantly.
Avoiding getting attached
realizing it’s no use
giving up self-control
feeding off of
raw emotion.
Smiling, I look up
looking in your eyes
staring back at mine
finding myself feeling
comfortable again.
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I don't need a rose. I want a daisy you picked for my hair. I don't want some fancy box of chocolate. I want a pink frosting cookie you made just for me. Lets skip the upscale restaraunt and have a picnic in the park.
i know the feeling; no matter what you do, there is always that one person you are a hundred percent comfortable around and you end up falling for.
This is very expressive and i sincerely like your poem