It Felt So Real
A Poem About Blindly Falling in Love
It’s been a while since we broke things off
It felt so real
Or maybe I just wanted it to be real
So I ignored all the red flags and just hoped that it was
How irresponsible
Because ‘till this day I still think about you
I cherish our good memories
Replaying them in my head
Over and over again
Like when your hazel eyes looked right into mine and your signature, stupid, yet adorable smirk spread across your lips
For a second, the rest of the world really did disappear
It was just us
Just like in cliche romance books
But God, it was such an experience
Your dumb laugh and your iconic cockiness
You had me under a spell
You still do
And I often wonder if you still think of me the way I think of you
About the Creator
Victoria Kadi
I’m a teen from Florida that’s just starting out with poetry and writing. I’m not very experienced but I’m working towards improving my writing. I like to write poetry to express my feelings and face my raw emotions.
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