Squinting and strectching I awake

Calm and refreshed, best sleep in a while

In the past my heart did ache

On the floor I see a very large pile

Boxers a bra and a pair of old jeans

Oh, so slowly I lift my blond covered head

The moment is completely serene

My petal soft cheeks turn a scarlet red

My pillow was not what I thought it to be

It was a man's strong chest upon which I lay

My hazel eyes dart quite fervently

I hold my amazed gasp at restraint's bay

I look up and see a familiar face

One I was not suprised to find

Heart slows no longer does it race

Remembering eyes that were so kind

My calm comes back, I let out a sigh

I lay and watch, watch him sleep

I did feel as though I would cry

A flood of emotions came from the deep

Fear and joy and one I could not believe

My mind was swirling with to much to store

These emotions surged from with in me

The night before, opened an uncloseable door

Best of friends we both truly were

To lose it with him I would prefer