Cuyler
It's not that, Cuyler, it's that
Being here with you is torture, but I push on
Even when you make fun of me
Causing my face to turn bright red
And I wish I could say something, but I can't
Under your gaze, everything I do is wrong
So I stay silent, and watch your blue eyes
Except when my gaze trails down your face to your lips
I want to start a conversation
Leaving me alone with my thoughts is worse
Or perhaps that's just because you wouldn't be there
Various thoughts move through my mind
Eclipsing any peace I get only around you
Yelling through my thoughts
Only pausing to listen to your beautiful voice
Until your eyes entrance me once more
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