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I Didn't See You Today

Coming home from a long celebration
Just having an insightful conversation
Driving an old friend to our rendezvous
And oh, there stood you

I felt your innocent gaze fall my way
I got all choked up, I didn't know what to say
I wondered if you were looking back upon
Our moments that were perhaps long gone

I guess I still miss you and once in a while
I'll think of you and at times even smile
But I couldn't just stop and say hello
Because I really didn't want you to know

I bit my tongue and looked away
You are so utterly gorgeous today-
-And today for the first time I see
That you are still a quiet malaise in me

Author notes

I came up with some stanzas of this poem in accounting class when it got so boring that I couldn't take it anymore. Then I saw this contest.. perfect opportunity to finish it up.

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  • dwkfym
    December 24, 2007
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    A woman's soul can weaken yours..

  • Moonlit-Reveries
    February 23, 2007

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    I loved your simple honestly in this poem. It feels so natural and utterly human. Beautiful emotions too. I like your last line especially.

    Thanks for sharing and best of luck in my contest.

  • FourMalletCapricorn
    February 20, 2007
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    Wow amazing! Your rhyming is beautiful! It doesn't sound forced at all where most rhyming does! Congratulations! This poem also reminds me exactly how I feel... amazing once again. Good luck in the contest and I hope you win!


  • lucy sky-diamond
    February 10, 2007
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    i love your rhyming in this, you clearly have a great talent at it The last line is my favourite, love your use of the word malaise. congrats on a great write; i wish you best of luck in the contest


    • dwkfym
      February 10, 2007
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      Thank you. I was worried because it came out so much more simpler than even my other writings, and I didn't even use any imagery. I hoped to carry an easy honest tone. A friend helped me with the word malaise, a lot of consideration went into choosing the perfect word, looks like it paid off.
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