Can I call you?

daisydoo

Can I call you friend?

A simple question at heart

A pretty good place to start

When the foundation is nothing

And you don’t mean something, 

yet,

A simple question, 

met with your simple answer, 

Yes

I’m Glad, ecstatic even

But I pretend I expect nothing less

Days to weeks, weeks to months

I don’t ask, I just call you my best friend

Our fun knows no end

Yet,

A question is on my mind

A different kind from, can I be your friend?

One night, moon high, volume low

We walk to my place,

Giddiness in tow,

My question does hover but I ask

Can I call you lover?

A complex question with complex answers

I begin to stumble, to backtrack

You stop my fumble with a kiss

Your simple yes

God I’m such a mess

Days to weeks, weeks to months, months to years

Two years to be on point

We’ve become inseparable, everythings a joint effort

But the inseparability caused irreparable damage

Late night fights haunt my sleep

A new fight arises every week

The comes the breakup

I can’t call you my lover anymore, nevermind my friend

Days to weeks, weeks to months and I’ve often wondered,

Can I call you?

  • Author: daisydoo (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 19th, 2025 11:07
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 10
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  • sorenbarrett

    A poem of mixed relationship that defines itself over time. Nicely done and I particularly like the last line that intimates a desire to continue the relationship open.

    • daisydoo

      thank you so much!

    • Poetic Licence

      A nicely crafted write of the journey through a relationship beginning to end, with a wonderful last line, not expected when reading the poem, well written and expressed

      • daisydoo

        Thank you so much!! I really appreciate your comment, I really enjoy reading your thoughts on my poems!

        • Poetic Licence

          You are very welcome



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