Pastel Sky Thoughts
Thoughts of a lovesick poet
I stumble over my words
My knees grow weak
The way my heart hangs onto
every word you speak
My palms get sweaty
And I get lost in your eyes.
Seeing you in my dreams
Driving my mind crazy.
How you catch my gaze
Makes my heart skip a beat.
How the slightest touch of your skin
could lift me off my feet.
You have no clue what you do to me.
Our connection that sparks like a firework show.
How I am captivated by you baby,
It’s insane.
Little do you know what’s going on
in my head.
But in my heart I can feel myself
Slowly falling.
All the while hoping she’s ready to catch me.
About the Creator
K F
just your friendly neighborhood lesbian with so much words to articulate from the folds of her mind into heart felt stanzas.
Bangkok ladyboys
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'20/20'
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Another great one capturing the feelings and excitement of those early stages. Amazing work bestie! 🩷