Confessions

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(This is the fourth and final poem. Thanks for the support)

The Piano Boy sees her

The Wise Girl stands alone

No one is around

The stage is empty

The Piano Boy stares at her

She doesn't move towards him

But she doesn't pull away

She doesn't leave

The Piano Boy walks over

Slowly

He's afraid to frighten her

The Wise Girl might not speak to him again

"I......." He is unable to finish

"Will....."

The Piano Boy can't find the words

He has never had a problem with words before

The Wise Girl struggles as well

She is standing between the boy and the piano

But she is unable to move

She can't think anymore

"I can't sleep."

The Piano Boy's words startle her

"I dream of you.'

He whispers

The Wise Girl has never been silenced liek this before

She always has the answer

But she can't find the words to tell The Piano Boy what she feels

"You make me helpless." She whispers

One she gets started, she can't stop.

"You haut my dreams and my waking hours.

I love your music.

Your smile."

The Wise Girl can't seem to breath properly anymore

"Your laugh

Your way of making people comfortable around you.

You."

The Wise Girl's fear is gone.

"I love you.

Everything about you.

Even your crooked teeth."

The Piano Boy smiles

It lights up his face

His dark eyes seem to glisten

Like they hold stars

"I love you too." The Piano Boy speaks

"I love your smile and your laugh and how you're stubborn.

I love how you stand up for yoursself,

How there is no one else like you."

The Piano Boy leans down and rests his forehead against The Wise Girl's

The Wise Girl looks at him

Right in the eyes

She closes the gap between them

The Piano Boy smiles hen The Wise Girl kisses him

He leans closer to her

Hearing a sudden, unholy, burst of notes

As The Wise Girl leans back into the Piano

Not for the first

And certainly not for the last time

The Piano Boy disregards the intruments sound

In favor of the girl

The Piano Boy never truly understood

The purpose of the music

Until her

The Wise Girl

The Piano Boy was a loner to a fault

Always quiet

Able to stands hours of solitude and silence

He hadn't known how much he'd missed and wanted company

The insecure Wise Girl

Brought out of her shell and now,

Able to stand on her own two feet

She wasn't alone

They're no longer hiding

No longer afraid

No longer isolated

No longer pretending

The Wise Girl smiles up at him

There is a free openness in her face

It lights up her eyes

The Piano Boy smiles, pressing his forehead to hers again

The Wise Girl pulls away and sits on the piano bench

"Can you show me how to play it again?" The Wise Girl asked

The Piano Boy leaned over her gently

Guiding her fingers

They stayed like that for a long time

The Piano Boy and The Wise Girl

Playing their song together

Just the two of them

And The Piano

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