Madly

Maybe one day at city square
I'll scream your name in a bullhorn
and post a flyer on every flag pole
my confession of loving you.

I have no fear of the consequences. Love's 
the true culprit and I am its robot in action,
who can blame my madness?

Maybe one day you'll have pity on me
and stop your indifference bound to melt
once you get to know me, who knows.

I know love's in the air and you only need to 
open your heart to its distinct possibility, the
arms, and kisses, will do the rest.

Maybe one day you get tired of my nuisance
and throw the towel, conquered by my resilience,
who knows, love's a crude affair of the heart, not 
a school discipline. 

Maybe one day you finally read one of my poems
that honors our love and promises deliverance
to the bosom of happiness. 
Maybe one day you'll fall in love with me
madly.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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