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You and Me

A Poem About Young Love

By Shelley WengerPublished 4 years ago 1 min read
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The first time our lips met,

We were young and out for fun.

You made me smile and laugh

And saw something endearing in me.

Like most middle school romances,

It didn't last past the summer.

We moved on, but stayed friends,

Drawing closer through our senior year.

That year was special --

Our class party, prom, and graduation.

Our friendship grew stronger.

We should have known, but didn't.

After graduation, fearing losing touch,

We spent great times together.

It took a movie and my mom

To show us how much we cared.

We had a wonderful week

But you had to leave.

Four months apart is hard

And I regret my mistakes.

You came home, so changed.

I wasn't ready for that.

I needed some time

And my best friend back.

We hung out again

And I found my best friend.

It didn't take long

Until I knew I wanted you.

Our first date, this time,

Was country line dancing.

You kissed me,

And I knew that we were special.

Since then, our love has grown.

We have changed, and shared much.

I can't imagine life without you

And see no reason to.

This was previously published at The Pink Chameleon.

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About the Creator

Shelley Wenger

Small town country girl in southern Pennsylvania. Raising two boys on a small farm filled with horses, goats, chickens, rabbits, ducks, dogs, and a cat. Certified veterinary technician and writer at Virtually Shelley.

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