No Regrets
Long ago I was a frightened, naive young girl
New to all things adult, our paths met
Your life experiences were exciting, insightful, inspiring
My interest in you was immediate
Our friendship was natural
Every moment we spent together was in earnest
Two people sincerely opening up to one another
The more pages I read to you, the more I wanted to read about you
Every page you fed to me I consumed raw, unabridged
Feelings within me rippling under the surface
I kept them to myself
Naive, frightened, young, uncertain
Your demeanor remained the same, our friendship only grew
Then there was the night of temptation
You wanted one thing while I another
But I still remained silent
The time we spent together that day wasn't enough
For either of us
Yet our friendship stays strong
And I don't have a single regret
Because now I know
My heart has been taken by someone who respects me
Someone who knows me
Who I can trust
And yet I don't have any regrets
Because you taught me that
You taught me to live life for all it's meant to be
Uncensored, unabridged, real, true
We still have a close friendship that I'm not willing to tamper with
Our conversations are often mundane
Sometimes the ordinary is the best thing for a relationship
I'm still frightened and naive
But I'm no longer that inexperienced young girl
You showed me how to be the woman I want to be
I'm still frightened and naive
But I have no regrets
Whatever we are meant to be is more than enough for me
Because after all, we are just two people
We both have our needs, our desires, our connections
We both have it all
And we both have no regrets
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