Can't Catch a Foul
On the off chance that YOU
find these poems.
These writings I've worked so hard to keep
a secret.
I hope you read them.
It appears I say much more to strangers on the internet
than I do to those I'm close to.
You and I were once just that.
Strangers.
Do you ever think of what our lives would be like
If we hadn't crossed?
I doubt yours would be much different.
I don't see my impact on the lives of others.
At least not in terms of things that are visible.
I do hope dear friend you read some of my words,
as I did take time to listen to yours.
Though I would never ask you to.
You write so beautifully compared to my
conundrum thought procession.
However, you've been bestowed a great honor.
Not everyone is written about so dearly.
I could never speak ill of you.
I wish we would speak more.
Though it is hard when we do speak.
I sit quietly and forget what I was going to say,
and you ask me, "What do you want?"
Silly darling.
You know what I want.
You're so wonderful my dear friend.
My dear friend.
My dear friend.
My dear friend.
Dear friend.
Dear friend.
Friend.
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