
A short poem on trying to tell your significant other you love them back. Sometimes admittance can be a difficult thing to do.
Rated: Fiction K+ - English - Romance/Angst - Words: 167 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 12-25-12 - Status: Complete - id: 3086083
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Say it again.
Say it again, please.
One more time...
"I love you."
My heart beats fast.
"I love you."
My breath stops.
"I love you."
Again...
"I love you."
I know you do.
Tell me you love me
Each and every day.
I don't need the reminder.
But I love hearing it.
"I love you."
Here it comes.
"I love you."
My response...
"I..."
Yes?
"I..."
Get it out, girl!
"I love you too!"
My face is red.
I look away.
It sounds odd when I say it.
You smile.
"Hey."
I don't want to look at you...
"Hey."
This is embarrassing.
"Come on."
I'm so sorry.
"It's all right."
"I...love you."
I'm whispering now.
"I love you a lot."
I still don't look up.
"I'm glad. Because I love you."
I know.
Tell me again.
"I love you."
Why...
Why does that affect me?
Why do I like that so much?
"I love you.
I'll love you forever."
"I love you too,
For even longer."
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