A svelte girl recently moved to the neighbourhood.
Her transcendent beauty catches my eyes.
I greet her warmly when she’s walking past my gate.
She told me her name, and I told her mine.
I wonder if she’s interested in middle-aged men.
Every time I look at her, it breaks my heart.
Her charm and her seductive walk captivate me.
And I believe I’m falling in love with her.
I didn’t want this to happen at my age,
For if I fall in love with her, she might reject me.
I’m hesitant about telling Katie I have feelings for her,
For I don’t think she’ll fall in love with me.
I pursued other pretty girls whom I loved,
But regrettably, I didn’t win the love of any of them.
I don’t want to pursue a girl in vain again.
All the girls of my past love affairs pursued me.
I don’t know how it feels to pursue a girl successfully.
If Katie makes advances to me, I’ll date her,
But that’s not how I want things to turn out.
I want her to accept me when I express my love to her.
A Vain Pursuit Of Love
Marlon Pitter
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 12/01/2024
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Poem topics: beauty, believe, heart, time, walk, accept, express, pretty, charm, walking, happen, middle, girl, love, I love you, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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