29. Mischievous Memories

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This is about my first crush, my mischievous, devil-eyed neighbor, who I never really got over. Vote, comment, follow me, etcetera.

Flying through the heavens,

brushing tops of trees,

That is where I go

When being chased by enemies.

Holding onto their soft warm hand.

They only notice me when I'm there.

I wish I never had to go back

Or seriously care

About the petty troubles

In life that follow me.

Each single word that's uttered,

Inside's destroying me.

But in my special castle,

full of dreams and forbidden fruit,

The seas are calm,

The stress is gone,

But evil's taking root.

In my mind with my forbidden one,

They smile and touch my hands,

Soft and sweet and calm for now,

For that moment, we are friends.

In reality, they hate me.

Worse, I'm just ignored.

It's like the memories of days we spent

Just aren't there anymore.

Some days I think to myself

and wonder

whether these memories of mine,

Are ones they have in their head too.

Do they ever take the time?

To reminisce the simpler days

And dream about all the ways

We could've ever stayed together

Instead of parting ways forever?

It's awkward seeing them in the halls

Just one look and my cheeks

Start burning like

there's no tomorrow.

It's impossible to think.

I've tried to just forget them

but they hijack trains of thought.

And I enjoyed their presence, therefore

every time we fought,

My mind would race,

my eyes would dance,

My head held proud,

erect my stance.

So I could not help welcoming them

into my world of dreams.

As I attempt to solve my problems,

Their memory sews my seams.

Embarrassment colors

my nervous tone

When forced to utter their name.

It's strange to think

in another time

We had just begun this game.

They taught me things and changed me

though the time we had was short.

And I'll never forget the memories

made in that simple treehouse fort.

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~Dustin the Great

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