《Love Poems ♥》Addicted
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P/N: Posting after a really long time, I now feel better. With a poem people can hopefully relate to. Read along. - Khushi cx
I miss the time when you passed by,
I looked at you but never smiled.
I saw you just as an ordinary guy,
Never expecting you to be mine.
Then that day I saw your smile,
I fell for you for a while.
I was a flower afraid to bloom,
So I never saw the outside gloom.
Then you made me open up,
You made me fearless without a touch.
All along I told myself to be away,
But you barged in and gave me love in every way.
It hurts so much that you are gone,
Just like everybody else I was around.
I felt the pain and now I regret it,
Why did I let myself get addicted?
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