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"Mr. One in a Million"
November 18, 2016
When I see him
I feel nothing but fear.
Fear of losing who I am,
Fear of losing what we are.
It's been three years and we're at
platform zero,
All due to this stupid trio.
There's you, me and her,
I wish it was all a big blurr.
To escape from reality and transform
into imaginary.
I'm strong and warm-hearted,
She's cold and d-clothed.
When I see her
I feel nothing but the question why?
And to who I ask this question?
I ask it to you, Mr. One in a Million.
© Sara M., Milford, CT
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When I wrote " Mr. One in a Million" I was developing and understanding the true meaning of friendship. I learned that a friend can turn there back on you any second, any day. I learned that you should keep how you feel about other's to yourself, mainly because if you tell your so called "friend" they will get in the middle of your emotions, not knowing it's hurting you.