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The Theory of Application

August 1, 2013
By Anonymous

Ensnaring feelings greatly hid,
i looked around and caught her glare.
Or was it just a simple stare
despite it looking like it did?
It is myself that i forbid
in thinking that she doesn’t care.
But still, its seemingly unfair -
her looking like she wanted off the grid.
And I don’t really know if that was true.
Yet that was how it came across.
It might have been a facial cue
but i was at a loss.
All that social stuff i thought i knew
had suddenly turned to dross

© Anonymous

The author's comments:
this poem is a Sonnet but more specifically an Italian Sonnet
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