Lift to loveA Poem by QuinnHe held the door open As I skittered down the hall He said I looked nice As I smoothed down my hair “Where are you heading? He asked “Out and about?” “Just to a date” I replied Worry in my voice “Why the concern?” It’s blind, I’ve been set up” He smirks as the lift stops “Have fun, good luck” Sat in the restaurant Awaiting my date Thinking about the lift guy “I’ll never him again” I waited and waited I was early I guess But it’s nerve racking Just another drink Out of the corner of my eye I saw him " my date Dressed up in a suit Looking right at me He smiled and so did I Just a coincidence But I’m glad He comes over “So you’re my blind date?” He asks standing straight “I guess so” I smile, he sits We spent the evening laughing Giggling over it all Learn about each other It was a good call Three years on we’re married On our honey moon Stood on the balcony Hand in hand “If we hadn’t have met in that life Would we be here?” I whispered Looking into the night “I hope so Because if not I’d spend the rest my life Only taking the stairs” © 2014 QuinnAuthor's Note
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AuthorQuinnGlasgow, United KingdomAboutSad AF. Dysfunctional AF. Queer AF. He/Him. Trans-guy. Bisexual. I am a first year university student in Glasgow who has been writing poetry since 2014 to varying levels of success. I also perf.. more..Writing
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