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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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KaceyJaceyXD

I'm a sophomore in this little town in Georgia that most of you probably haven't even heard of. Reading and writing has always been my life, but it's only been in the past few years that I've honed in on poetry. Now, I vent through it! I also have a passion for photography and community service. I would like to teach when I get out into the real world. My tidbit of advice for any and everyone would be don't take life too seriously, nobody makes it out alive anyways! Haha, have fun trolling around my profile. :) I have a wattpad, too! It's under the username KaceyJaceyXD, so hit me up there. :D

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