There's a pretty place by the SMC
Where the birds start chirping after three
And rainy days make freshmen see
The beauty of McDonald's tees
And someone there once said to me
That this is where I'll find a he
And he and me will become we
If we walk under while it rings.
They say you'll get your ring by spring
At least your MRS degree.
I can't say I don't want these things,
But that's not what this means to me.
I'm here to learn and grow and be
To build my faith and authority
But I can't help but wondering
If my he is here for me.
He'll be a strong and loving he,
Smart, charming, and witty.
He'll look at me and always see
The things that others miss in me.
One day I'll lose my hope and glee
And go walk lonely by that tree
And just when I start getting weak
I'll sit down there and hold my knee,
Under the bell tower, while it rings,
I'll sit and wait for Prince Charming
And just when my hope starts to flee,
That's when my he will notice me.
He'll sit down there and pat my knee
And tell that I'm so pretty
And whisper in my ear something
That only he could guess of me.
Then just when I look up at he,
Those chiming bells will start to ring
And right at 7:43, he'll ask me, "Will you marry me?"
Yeah, that's right. I go to Lee.
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Unrequited {Love Poems}
PoetryLove poems. Most of which are no longer of importance, but they were, so they still matter to me.