Mine
Spring had sprung,
I was on the run.
Looking for something,
Searching for someone.
Your eyes met mine,
Like the freeze of time.
In that defining moment,
I decided you'd be mine.
We were just the same,
In every fashion and way.
Effortlessly breaking my guards,
You pushed through my gates.
Time quickly passed me by,
I never questioned, asked why.
Soon, so soon, I loved you.
Trusted you'd never make me cry.
Maybe it was wrong to say,
I said I love you anyway.
Unsure of your reaction,
I turned the other way.
I played it off as nothing,
Even though it was something,
I didn't want to lose you,
Because you're my everything.
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