My First Mesh
When I first met you,
I instantly became attached.
I did not understand it
Nor the feelings that hatched.
Maybe because you engaged me,
Amidst the chaotic landscape
Through thinking of you
I found an escape
From the abusive demands
In a horrid home life
Where two parents clamored for me
To be the man they fantasized
From a high school
That was living up to the stereotypes
Of the schools in Lean on Me
And Dangerous Minds
And your aesthetic appeal
I found alluring
And as the years went by
I found it enduring
My parents never knew
I kept the details from
Them- for that Knowledge
Would have resulted in a maelstrom
Two decades later,
We remain just friends
It’s better that way
Since we differ in preference
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