I Have Always Dreamed

" I Have Always Dreamed "

Looking deeply in her pretty eyes
I saw her glowing stare
I could not speak a single word
to express the way I care.

I placed my hands upon her face
to hold my feelings in
I could not speak those words again
and let this love begin.

The last time that I told her
how much she meant to me
pulling my hands away from hers
she said to leave her be.

I could not speak those words again
for fear of her deep fright
I thought it was the last time
until that wonderful night.

Her fingers traced around my lips
slowly pushing away my frown
I was not ready for her bliss
in her love I wanted to drown.

My heart was beating quickly
with happiness I began to cry
she looked at me and said those words
" I want you to be my guy. "

I Have Always Dreamed this moment
and prayed it would come true
she held my hand and gently kissed
and said that " I love you..."

Penned By MPK

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Sliger Avatar
October 28, 2008 at 10:14 AM
Wow, you captured the essence of humanity and a fear that we hold, barring us from true bliss. This is truly a work of art.
Schermerhorn Avatar
October 28, 2008 at 10:03 AM
Such a beautiful and well written dream who wouldn't pray that this dream come true thank you for sharing this great piece of poetry
Thomas Avatar
October 27, 2008 at 12:56 PM
This beautiful and the type of poem every girl dreams about having written about her. Very nice:)
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