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Falling for You


That day I first saw you there in front of me, At a baseball game out in right field. I wished and dreamed with fantasy, That somehow to me your love would yield. Because I only caught your glance from a distance, My affection for you is with words unspoken. This makes for but only a memorable instance, And if I don't meet you soon my heart will be broken. Your smile and joy are without compare, As well as your values and morals. Another moment without you I cannot bear, For when I see you my cheeks turn bright shades of corals. Just seeing you makes my heart skip a beat, Which is why someday soon I hope we can meet.
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Grant-Grey Porter Hawk Guda
<p>Powerful expression. Always let poetry fill your life. Keep expressing your heart. &nbsp;</p>
dianakillian
Written for someone I know I can't have.

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