The Unattainable
He sits across the way from me,
His hair, gold and tame,
Although he makes me filled with glee,
I do not know his name.
For shame, for shame! Is all I think
His eyes a soft, deep blue.
A glance towards me, and he does blink,
Alas, I must know you.
Mustering courage, I rise from my seat
And take two small steps toward him.
And then I stop, I know I'm beat;
Another girl comes forward.
I sit back down, she smiles at him
And to her, his approval returned.
As I listen, she calls Jim.
The sadness inside me burned.
Getting up from my chair, I leave the room
Depression holding still;
Then I see a friend of mine,
In him, a look to kill.
I notice then, like never before,
We share a similar fate.
He longs for me, even more,
Than I do Jim to date.
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