childhood crush
We fought every day Like sunrise arguing with morning Small wars over nothing Yet never apart. You were my childhood noise, My favourite argument, The friend i pretended not to miss, When u walked away. Somewhere between laughter and sulking, A secret grew in me, A quiet crush, I never dared to name. Time did what it always does, Stole days scattered paths, Turned us into strangers, With families eyes. And then, After twenty years, We met again. The years fell of like dust, Your laugh sounded the same, My heart forgot it's age, And suddenly we were children again. Recollecting fights that meant love, Memories that refuse to fade, Two adults smiling, Two children still alive. Some feelings never age, They only wait.
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