
A small poem about a boy who is too afraid to share his feelings with the girl he loves.
Rated: Fiction K+ - English - Romance/Hurt/Comfort - Words: 248 - Reviews: 2 - Favs: 1 - Published: 08-26-12 - Status: Complete - id: 3053587
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Love's Brave Heart
I wonder what would happen if I placed my hand above her mouth.
Would she scream? Would she cry?
I quickly clench my hand and press it against my side.
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I wonder what would happen if I wrapped my arms around her neck.
Would she gasp? Would she sigh?
I place my hands in my coat, not bothering to ask myself why.
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I wonder what would happen if I brushed my lips against hers.
Would she breathe? Would she comply?
I purse my lips and take a step back, not willing to try.
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But then, what would happen if I was brave?
Would I do those things? Would I say her name?
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But I don't have Love's brave heart.
So I don't do those things.
I don't say her name.
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And here I stand watching the days go by.
They turn into weeks, months, and years.
Time does not heal Love's wounds.
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For I still want her.
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I have my tongue in handcuffs, my heart in jail.
But they don't scream, cry, or yell.
They whisper words of encouragement, of passion, of Love herself.
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But I can't say her name.
So I don't do those things.
I simply move away.
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Love's brave heart has passed me by.
It left me with no one, and her with someone else.
For Love knows who is willing to keep her brave heart.
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And that someone is not I.
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