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April 9, 2013


To think I was never Going to find you I thought That The world wasn't In our favor Until that party Where our drunken words Spoke something intellegent Where I leaned in To kiss you And You moved back I was sober enough To be offended I was sober enough To walk away from you Months later I sit at a table And you were there Our eyes locked We knew we had met I knew you recognized me I could see it in your eyes A small glimmer was all I needed I couldn't let you Just walk away I wanted you, Now and in my future And when you kissed me You took my heart And my breath away Now in the mornings When I awake next to you Trace your face with my fingers Twirl your hair To gently wake you To see your crooked smile To hear you alluringly breathe out "Good morning" To think I was never Going to find you And now I wake up to you Every morning Lay in your arms Every night All because Those drunken words At the party Spoke something intellegent Even though You moved away From me then You only seem To move closer now
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