What if?

isa kemmy

Sited waiting for my date,

Spiked chills,

Spine in my veins.

I look—is it him?

What if he’s old?

What if—

My head is with

Lots of what ifs.

Not sure of his nationality,

But in his pic

He’s handsome as hell.

But wait a minute,

What if it’s a catfish?

 

 

​The bus stops

And I ask, is it him?

Then a car—

A man walks out.

Was the lady

His chauffeur?

So what if

He is married?

But the guy is old,

So I make a hiss.

It’s not him,

Gott sei Dank.

He calls,

He will be late,

So he ain’t German.

So I wait.

Then what if

He speaks a lot?

What if he’s unimpressive,

Or full of impulse?

 

 

It’s 20 min,

Should I go back?

Maybe it’s karma—

Yesterday I made

A gentleman travel 59 km,

Only to be stood up

'Cause I was scared.

​So what if he’s short?

What if he’s impolite,

Or an old buddy playing young?

What if we don’t like each other?

What if he asks

What I can’t accommodate?

 

 

​I hear some laughters

And chatters,

But my mind

Is devoured from what ifs.

What if he wants to try

Some chocolate?

What if he is for fun?

What if?

Just lots of what ifs.

 

​So I puddle,

Tiptoe up down.

  • Author: imma isa kemmy (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 11th, 2026 08:34
  • Comment from author about the poem: Think of todays dating world,u join a dating up,u match u set a date,u aint sure if the guy is real,so what if u find its a catfish,what if she,he appearence are deceitful,what if she is old for u,what if its a cartel that swindles young people looking for love
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  • Tristan Robert Lange

    You got me with this one, my friend! The nervous imagination keeps producing fresh catastrophes, while that wonderfully honest confession adds a touch of karmic comedy. Funny, frantic, and completely human. Great job! πŸŒΉπŸ–€πŸ™πŸ•―οΈπŸ¦β€β¬›

    • isa kemmy

      Thanks a lot i wrote as the incident took place

    • sorenbarrett

      This first took me as an old time parental match where one is married by family wishes. Still ironically with modern values on mate choice we are still stuck with uncertainty in the dating game. Deceit common and how can you know someone from a site's profile. Well done

      • isa kemmy

        Thats true

        • sorenbarrett

          Be careful

          • isa kemmy

            I am was taking it as fun to heal but i realised its the wrong way,so no more online dates,u never know

          • Paul Bell

            Whatever happened to going to a bar and hooking up with someone.
            In saying that, I quite like the idea of preesing a button and getting a date, but not on a saturday, football, Sunday, golf, Monday, gym, Tues, gym, Wed, guys night, thurs, gym, fri, early finish, drinks. Jesus, I don't have time for dating. lol

            • isa kemmy

              Oh yeah still u find people naturally but dating up seems to be fast but hectic,lots of things happen,i meet people casually



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