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Just Her
March 2, 2017
She puts her hand on mine,
My heart explodes.
She says I look pretty, notices my eyes,
My brain, my body, overload.
She smiles, laughs, at the things I say.
I want to keep it just that way.
I know it's all hopeless,
Yet I still want her to know this,
That I may be, that it might seem,
As though I have fallen
But not in a dream.
It's real, although insanity,
My head says 'no', my heart says 'but she...'
I'll just say, you are more than ok. You are all there is to need.
© Alexa T., Pompton Plains, NJ
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