Thank You, But I'm Sorry.
Dear Best Friend,
I can't thank you enough
and neither can all of the cookies
I could ever bake for you.
And I'm sorry.
I'm sorry we've only gotten this close
since I lie in frail, white sheets
of a hospital bed.
I'm sorry that I skip
over the s in your name,
I wish I could pick
you to be
the only word
I don't stutter.
I'm sorry that I lied
I undersatnd math
quite fine,
I search for excuses
to hear your voice.
I'm sorry that I can't not refrain
from brushing your shoulder
as we walk in crowded halls
because you always manage
to make me feel safe.
I'm sorry that I seem unable
to take my eyes off of you
but I like to see you smile
and count the creases
in the corner of your eyes.
I'm sorry that only my mom
can tell that I have fallen
hopelessly in love
with you.
With Love,
B.
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