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Just Infatuation?
by David Pekrul
copyright 03-24-2005


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
Just infatuation?
Or is it really love,
I think of her both night and day,
My angel from above.

She doesn’t know that I am here,
I sit outside her dreams,
Just wanting her to notice me,
If you know what I mean.

But days, they come, and days, they go,
And all things stay the same,
I’ve never told her how I feel,
I know that I’m to blame.

But would she be accepting, if
I told her how I felt?
And could I find the words to say,
To cause her heart to melt?

And so I dream my life away,
As each day passes by,
But I will never know her love,
‘Cause I don’t even try.

Oh Lord, what is wrong with me?
It can’t be all that hard,
To tell the girl just how I feel,
Instead, I stand on guard,

So that my heart is never hurt,
I cannot take a chance,
I’ll never hold her in my arms,
I’ll never dance that dance.

Don’t follow my example,
Never try to wear my shoes,
For if you find the girl you love,
Just tell her, “I love you!!”


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07-04-2006 BJ Niktabe    

This reminds me (fondly) of high school days. So many of us were afraid of rejection, so we didn't take that chance. How many of us may have lost our one stab at the one true love. I know now that I didn't miss that, since I'm married to him now. But I wonder if I missed an opportunity to know a really good person.

And yet another great piece from a great poet! :)

BJ


07-03-2006 Leigh G.    

Very nice! The flow keeps moving, and it's very fitting to my contest, "So Much Left Unspoken." Sorry for not commenting sooner, my life has been...hectic. This is a very good poem! I can't find any typos, or spelling and grammar mistakes. I'm usually not much for the rhyming, but it wasn't overkill in this one and made it keep moving. It's so nice to read a poem that I don't need to say, "You need to capitalize the first letter of the title, and the first word of each line." Only problem with newbies, ya know? You sound a lot like a certain guy I know... I'd say who, but he'd most likely pop a bubble if he know he was this whiny at times. ;) Thank you for entering my contest, and I hope to see many more great pieces like this one! Keep writing!


Leigh still managing to stay a Commenting Crusader


01-04-2006 Richard Reed Jr    

Another top-notch write as I am becoming quite accustomed to see from you. This site would be much the poorer without you both as a poet and a man.

Happy Writing,

Rich


04-23-2005 Mary -BrytEyz- Ball    

You're the best, you know that? :-)
Here's some more points!


04-23-2005 David Pekrul    

Thanks Mary,
I changed the line to read "Oh Lord, what is wrong with me?" I changed the punctuation slightly; I think it reads better now.
Thanks again,
David


04-22-2005 Mary -BrytEyz- Ball    

You KNOW I love your work, and this cute one is no exception. However, I would look twice at this line...

Oh, Lord, just what is wrong with me?

Because you use the word "just" in a few lines afterward, you could easily take it out of this one. Besides, this line sticks out as it is longer the rest and omitting that "just" would shorten it perfectly. You can even make "what is" into "what's" and it would sound more "natural".

Then again, that's just imho... I like it and am glad I stopped by to read it.:-)


03-26-2005 Anthony Lane Stahlhut    

This is very good advice. I myself, talk too much and have never been in this position( unless you include Raquel Welch )So I cannot tell you about that, but I do know that you must tell your loved ones how you feel. You are not promised another minute, so thke advantage of the time you have! Thanks for this, it is wonderful. Anthony


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