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Unexpected


I wasn't expecting to meet you;

To meet your gaze,

To learn your laugh,

To earn your smile.

You didn't say much at the time, out of fear I hadn't known.

But slowly you trusted me, and with that I was thrown.

With time we learned, learned to love, learned to hide.

Eventually, by chance, we put fear aside.

I learned of your father, or lack thereof.

I shed light upon somone I used to love.

We shed tears, share moments, and hope for more. 

Thank you for everyhing, a day with you is never a bore.

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