doronwrights
This is a story turned into poetry about two people who were just trying to move on- not fall in love again, not this fast, and definitely not with each other, but somehow did anyway.
It starts in an abandoned pool where we throw one penny every afternoon before sunset and make stupid little wishes we pretend do not matter.
At first, the wishes were about forgetting old heartbreaks. But somewhere between the teasing, the arguments, the long stares, and always meeting at the same place, things slowly changed.
Then suddenly, without saying it out loud, the wishes became about each other.
A Pool Full of Second Sunsets is about growing up, moving on, and finding comfort in the person you least expected. It is about late-night overthinking, awkward feelings, almost-confessions, and learning that young love does not always arrive perfectly... sometimes it starts with rivalry, healing, and a coin sinking into quiet water.