Your eyes,
pure ponds of blue,
stare into mine,
muddy piles of brown.
Your arms wrap
around my waist
and I wonder
if your heart is beating
as fast as mine.
The sun highlights
your sand-hued hair
as we run up the bleachers.
Can it be
that it's been
six whole months
and still our lips
haven't touched?
We sit for a while
in deserted stands
bathing in
the sunlight's glow.
Standing up now,
our hands intertwined,
the sun blinding us
to everything else.
Like two magnets,
our faces rush together,
preparing for the crash.
I am fulfilling
my greatest daydream,
yet there is no satisfaction.
Kissing a statue
with wooden lips
and metal eyes
would feel no different.
As I break away,
you vanish into dawn,
the lie swept away
by a new morning.
I get up
and put on my glasses,
so maybe I'll stop living
in blind obsession.
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