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To The One, I Confessed To


To The One, I Confessed To

To the one, I confessed to…

 

I’ve felt very alone at times,

And I’ve felt like I was eating a bunch of limes,

Full of juices that are hard to process without flinching

But I feel that I should be pinching

At my stupidity for liking you.

 

There were times where I was going insane,

And at times just in a lot of pain,

Times where I wanted to cry,

But I kept quiet because I was shy,

Even when my face burned up from staring

 

To the one, I confessed to….

 

Thank you, for everything you’ve done

You’ve helped me a ton

At times, sometimes without noticing,

I’d be unable to be focusing

Just cause I wanted to glance over to you.

 

When I was sad,

You made me so glad,

That the sadness disappeared along with my tears,

Even when sometimes you were the cause them

When I had my greatest fears

Of one day being hated by you…

 

To the one, I confessed to….

 

Thanks for hearing me out

When all I could do was pout,

Thank you for rejecting me,

Even when I thought I found the one key.

Thank you for seeing me as a friend,

Not the monster I felt I was then.

 

To the one, I confessed to….

 

I still think of you when I’m so low

Even when that gives me the hardest blow

To my heart that’s so damaged

Regardless I still managed

to be me.

 

To the one, I confessed to…

Thank you for telling me that you don’t like me,

Even after I felt that I didn’t care,

I realized how much it hurt me

To not stare,

To not smile,

And to not be able to see

Ahead.

 

To the one, I confessed to…

 

Thank you for caring,

You showed me I had feelings,

It felt as though I was dreaming,

I felt so glad to be sharing,

Even when you couldn’t reciprocate them,

I’m happy knowing you’re happy.

 

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