I didn't know it was you

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*~ Guy Poems ~*

July 18th 2018

 

We met when I was innocently seventeen
I knew nothing other than I one day wanted to be someones Queen
I was so naive and young
If anyone showed me attention I clung
 
There were words I secretly hunted
and certain emotions I never confronted
Anyone that gave me the time of day
became someone I wanted in any way
 
Which is why when I met you
I completely had no clue
I didn't understand your type
not your reason, not the hype
 
Now its crystal clear to me
Everything I missed and didn't see
You're a true gentleman everyday
Young and naive me let you slip away
 
I cant help but regret
and question my ignorant mind set
Because if I had only seen who you truly are
Chances are I wouldn't have let you go too far
 
When we were together what seems like a lifetime ago
I felt like I wasn't the one that brought out your glow
And yet here I am today
Consumed with how I should of handled it in a different way
 
Because knowing now what I let go
Replays in slow motion in my mind like a show
You're such a considerable person that in my mind you've made your own category
And no one except my grandfather could come close to that territory
 
I am sorry if this rhyme
has become out of line
but I needed you to understand
How sorry I am firsthand
 
I'm telling you all of this and dont even know
If you're involved with someone who gives you that glow
If I had only known where this life would have taken me
I know exactly what I would have done differently
Author's Notes/Comments: 

When you're young and dumb and think someone isnt for you. You keep that thought close because you didnt want it to be. As you grow you learn more about life and the things you need. 

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When I Was 17

I lived at the library, the museums, and in the movie theatre - kept me out of trouble by self-regulating my activities. Boys were not invited and men were definitely out. A good set of choices. Clear prose style. I am usually not one for rhymes. - slc