That feeling where your heart skips a beat, 
You smile from thoughts, Giggle from messages.
Where you feel a need to check your phone so often,
A longing to see them, him.
A simple touch brings excitement,
Small signs appear big.
Sometimes nervous,
Sometimes bold,
It doesn’t matter because they feel the same.
(You think.)
Small confessions.
Inner smiles and contained joy.
Pleasures, simple.
Pain, absent.
Sparks become fireworks.
Your heart says yes,
Your heart is pleased.
Your head holds doubt,
Your head knows pain.
Past lies confuse future trust.
Now more important,
More treasured.
He’ll understand the leftovers.
(You hope.)
Fun sounds so wonderful.
But, many questions.
Is it only fun?
Sure there’s more though fun is easier.
Sometimes hard is worth it.
But:
You’re unsure,
You keep doubting yourself,
Doubting your own judgement as last time you couldn’t of been more wrong,
Doubting your own allure as last time you couldn’t of felt more dull,
You ponder.
Should I, shouldn’t I?
Options:
Commit to one, take a risk,
Have fun with a few, risk and worry free.
The ever present voice in your head:
“Are you ready?”
You are torn.
Part one: Easy, yes.
Part two: Easy, no.
A decision must come.
Priorities:
Happiness for you,
Truth for him,
Honesty for the both of you.
You cannot, will not, pretend.
Afraid to hold on.
What of falling?
Desperate desires:
Believe sweet words,
Be smitten,
Blush with confidence.
In wriggles doubt.
Backward steps and indecision.
There are days all he wants is you, days he barely
speaks. Often drinking reveals cold hard truth, and although these truths have
so far remained warm, there are only a few. He hardly knows you, so why does he
want to see you so badly? Surely when he says he likes you, he means what he
sees, not feels? You believe so, you just don’t know it.
You reach a point. 
Doubt overwhelming, you must not let it consume you. Drowning is not an
option, To be lost and sad and confused.
Allow yourself,
Be found and happy.
Yes:
Confusion will remain.
Hurt will return.
Love may blossom.
Fleeting or full, love is beautiful,
Human and craved.
We fear love as we fear losing love but to let love
go is to lose.
And so albeit scary and confronting and downright
unstable, you decide to take a risk. You dive into the deep end and swim like
Libby Trickett. Get lost in this world, and be found in a new one all together.
Liberate, and in yourself liberate another.
The Broken ~ 9.4.12/24.4.12