The Great Unknown.

The Great Unknown

She’s on my mind from time to time,

And it’s been a lot more time spent there lately.

I’m going to work wishing she was mine.

I wonder, could she fall for me?

It’s early this morning, like it always is.

She’s in my head. I need to fix,

This issue I have. I got it bad.

I really want her to give me a lift.

Does she feel the same? The great unknown.

Who knows? This pain? Easy come, easy go.

But it’s not so easy having two minute bursts.

I want a deep conversation where I get to really know her.

I want to discover the wonders of her intent.

I know she’s gorgeous. I want to know the rest.

Maybe she’s taken and all is forsaken.

Gone to never be. That would break the dream.

Maybe she just wants a friend,

But as I sit here with my pen,

I’m imagining us being two beings in one beautiful Zen.

The conversation. The back and forth.

The situation. Precarious of course,

But what of the chances we are walking through the same doors?

We bump into each other on the regular.

She’s kind of a regular in my little life without real candour.

I want to expand and conquer new boundaries.

I’m not going to tell you what she does to me fundamentally.

It’s nice and toasty in my insides.

The sun is high. With a little luck and confidence,

She might just be my right.

About her, for me, it is so easy to write.

We each exist on the same plain of existence,

So maybe the two of us could walk off into the distance.

The end of the story where lovers meet.

It’s been told a million times,

But never this never ending story involving me.

I want her pages to last for ages.

I kind of like this book. It kind of amazes.

I think she’s nice. She can be kind.

She could be loved if we could find some time.

But who am I? An ordinary seven on my best day.

She’s a ten of course, so I guess there is no way,

But when I awake I think of her beauty.

When she doesn’t come in, it’s just an average day.

I am existing in limbo, in a world of possibilities.

If there is a way for her to love me,

Then surely we can find our escape.

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