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The Day I Met You


My stomach's a churning mess,

My heart's in distress

Secretly hoping for a yes

 

An unasked question,

No answer,

Don't know what I' m hoping for

 

Sneaking glances

Dreaming about a chance

To talk to you, at best

 

Trying to make eye contact, 

But I'm not that brave

At the sign of a glance, 

I look away

 

Since I met you,

I wanted to know you

I wanted to be friends

Then I realized, 

I wanted to be your girl

 

My heart skips a beat when I see your smile

Or when I hear your laugh

I get butterflies when you walk into the room

 

All of this has been true

Ever since the day

That I met you. 

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