True Love
You were a diamond
Too beautiful to ignore but too expensive to have
I saw you every day at school
and every night in my dreams
You wouldn't know of course
because you gave a piece of yourself to every other girl
Except for me.
Sophomore year P.E.
We exchanged glances
Occasional teeth
You were lean, tall, exotic
I was chubby, short, and common.
You were 70% of everything I wanted in a guy
But 70% was good enough at the time.
I sought you out at school until I caught sight of you.
Then I froze like a deer in headlights
Because that sweater you had on looked extra nice
and comfy.
I just wanted to cuddle with you
Tell you all my secrets
Give you all my private parts
And save my private part for true love.
But what did I know about true love?
I wouldn't know.
I was only in high school.
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