Maybe I Did Miss You

Maybe I Did Miss You

A Poem by Eala Cartwright

"Why? Did you miss me?"
He asks,
And I can see it in his smirk

He's joking, yet not really joking.
He longs to know 
If his natural charm still works

I roll my eyes 
In casual boredom,
Fake annoyance at his arrogance. 

But his words ring in my head
Because he's right 
And it is taunting my subconscious 

I have missed him.
Missed him like a drowning man
Would miss breathing

But I don't have the courage
In the moment
To confess him my reasons.

Not now;
Not in front of our friends
Friend's who see but cannot see 

The deeper meaning
Behind the shy smiles
And twisting tentative tease.

So instead I wait
Until we are in his car later.
He pulls to a stop at my cue,

"Maybe."
I smirk, leaning back inside the door.
He looks at me then, confused,

"Just maybe I did miss you."

© 2015 Eala Cartwright


Author's Note

Eala Cartwright
For the boy that I really did miss

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I like the structure of your poetic composition... and the message.

Posted 10 Years Ago



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Eala Cartwright
Eala Cartwright

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