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Falling in Love


Your heart skips a beat You feel light on your feet You fall victim to the color pools Swimming in heat that cools Sweat attacks your palms You feel anything but calm Friends will know what’s going on Even if they won’t tell the pawn “You’re in love with him,” they say to you You’ll say to them, “So not true” They ask you about your behavior and heart And your sudden interest in makeup art You’ll barely believe that much Until you feel his touch Electric sparks fly up your arm Expecting so much harm But find pleasure on every measure Your beating heart accelerates Hoping it’s you he infatuates Drowning in his eyes Your heart starts to cry “Tell him. He’ll feel the same.” But you’re afraid he’ll say, “That’s so lame” Finally, heart rules over brain And you run to him in the rain Landing in his arms I Love You comes out He stares at you, mouth agape Heart falling, you start to cry Concerned and sand, he began with a sigh Looking up with a tear-stained face He wiped it clean and said with grace “Why do you cry when I love you too?” Your heart screams “WOOOOOO!!!!” You kiss him with such passion And he kisses back in that same fashion This story ends with two lives ending as one I wish I can find that someone That very special kun
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