Fail to Tell

Alyssa GwenMay 4, 2016

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Fail to tell

written by: Alyssa Gwen

@alyssa_myverses

He’s impatient
He understands not
Why she’s so obsessed with these small things
They always take her long time
and keep him waiting
He can’t wait
To kiss those little rose blossoms on her

He would not tell her
these small things are his torture
And she cannot tell why
these small things turn him into
A little boy

NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR:

There's always a tug of war between he and she
But is there a winner or loser?

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