If I knew that I loved you
I would tell you in some grand ridiculous gesture
Something out of a Hollywood romance
Flowers and chocolate would not be enough
A dinner and a movie would seem too easy
No, if I knew that I loved you
I would write it in seven scripts
I would write them in seven places
Seven permanent locations around the world
Each continent would know my love for you
If I knew that I loved you
I would go on three quests for you
To the ends of the earth
To the bottom of the sea
To the very centre of your heart
If I knew that I loved you
No wall, minefield or gorge
No sea, mountain or stair
No cliff, army or void
Could keep me from getting to you.
But I don’t know if I love you,
I wonder and question and wait.
I don’t know if I love you
So let’s just get coffee at 8.
That was cute! Though I wasn't expecting that last part! I can just see the girl's eyes getting bigger and bigger as he's telling her that and then-boom-the balloon pops and she's left standing their stunned, sort of wondering what bus just hit her!
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marantha jenelle from wordpress
i laugh.
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~robert
Hehehehe, liked this, especially the end :)
ReplyDeleteThis is hilarious/cute/funny/witty and a bunch of other things!
ReplyDeletevery straightforward, and engaging.
Great work !
I thought this was going to be some big declaration of love at the end. Surprising but funny ending.
ReplyDeleteMaybe coffee is love.
ReplyDeleteThe lines at Tim Hortons seems to point that way.
@ Ollie: I know, I think it is because it's roll up the rim season.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments everyone! I appreciate them all and I read them all.
For some reason this Poem reminds me of, "You've Got Mail". I wonder if anyone else sees it that way. I am thinking of one scene in particular.
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