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Blue Eyed Beauty


She had captivating crisp crystal blue eyes

Her eyes were as deep as the ocean

Her smile lit up a dark hallway

Her laugh was so unique that every time you heard it

You could not help but smile

Every day that went by you fell deeper and deeper in love with her

You fell in love with who she was

The corky smile, bright eyes and her love for comic books

You fell in love with the way she walked the she talked the way she said your name

You fell in love with her

Nevertheless, every day you kept those feelings to yourself

Never once did you tell her how crazy you were about her

BANG

Just like that

Her body once full of life, now completely drained of energy

Her captivating crisp crystal blues eyes, now completely empty

Her smile no longer there

The girl you loved, was gone

You never told her

You never told her how madly in love you were with her

She put that gun up to her head and pulled the trigger

She pulled the trigger thinking that no one loved her

But you did

Your biggest regret in life was not telling her

I guess the moral of the story is

Don’t wait

If you love her, tell her

 

 

 

 
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