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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UNT chapter.

There are so many thoughts running through my head constantly about this person. It’s almost like I’ve been stricken with the disease that I have seen strike so many girls from afar. I’ve never felt it before, but now I do. I feel things so intensely that they rarely cohesively make it into spoken word. Hopefully writing this poem helps me sort out these feelings like it’s done for so many other feelings before.

 

You silly man!

How dare you make me feel this way.

With your oddball quirks and your frankly absurd appreciation for karaoke.

How dare you make me feel this way.

What gives you the right to gaze into my eyes as if heaven’s secrets lie within?

Fun fact? Within these beautiful brown eyes that you can’t seem to pull away from holds pain close.

Pain is a beloved friend who I hold dear to my heart

At least I know, I know he will come – it’s inevitable.

But that’s a fact I refuse to share in fear that you’ll look away.

Since you’re so intrigued by my mystery I’ll confess that

I don’t like the feeling of being out of control

Yet here I am giggling every time you say my name

No one has ever said my name like you do – with purpose and a whimsical curiosity

I’ll confess that

Without stability, I crumble

Yet here I am unaware of the structure on which we stand

So if I cling, please be willing to hold because I’m clinging onto the hope that you’ll love me like they claim to

Like he claims to.

 

Kaitlyn Ingram is currently a freshman Journalism major at The University of North Texas. She loves coming of age indie movies, rainy days, and traveling. Her daydreams are filled with hopes of writing for a lifestyle magazine and thriving in a bustling city. Instagram & Twitter: @Kaitlynxingram