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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required How easily the words roll off my tongue when decisions become too hard to make. Even then, I only admit them to myself. Sometimes I get confused, indecisive, and hesitate in moments filled with doubt. If only I had more confidence in myself I would trust my voice not to stutter, and maybe my heart wouldn't flutter when you come so near to me. Sometimes I turn and walk away instead of smiling when I feel you there. Sometimes I wonder if there could ever be a you and me.. If only I could get past being so shy Maybe, just once, I could look you in the eye instead of lowering my head and walking by. Maybe my life wouldn't seem so bleak. If only I had the courage to stop in the hall and find something to talk about. Am I weak? Sometimes, I am. If only, maybe, sometimes, and I'll add 'what if,' I admit I use them as lame excuses. my thoughts are profuse, and cluttered with the 'what ifs' I only dream about. I believe my alibis are lies, but what if I remove the mask I wear to hide the things I'd rather not see? Maybe then I'd be more content with life. If only my pounding heart remained silent long enough to rid me of this fear. Maybe I'd find the courage to be free so you could see the real me. If only... August 4, 2020 Contest by Silent One If only, maybe, sometimes
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