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To The Moon and Back


You walk through the door. The blood from every where in my body rushes to my cheeks making me blush a bright crimson. My feet go numb, and my legs suddenly forget how to move. My arms are like dolls arms just hanging by my sides. My hear picks up speed. You can hear it. You blush, but you have no idea how long I have waited for you. You have no idea how much I care for you. You have no idea as to what kind of level my feelings toward you have grown to. You are the highlight of my day. You are my one and only...to the moon and back. Always and forever.
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