HIGHSCHOOL – By Ryan Guiley – May 09, 2015
HIGHSCHOOL
I remember coming to your locker,
Being swift dressed in my Dockers,
I always followed you to class,
As the bell rang, I had to go fast.
You were a spotless and smart student,
I wanted to be with you and not ruined it,
The school day ended too sudden,
You made my day and it was abundant.
Then I would see you at our job,
I would flirt with you and not be a snob,
The burgers would get burnt,
I just wanted to watch you as I learnt.
Then I took you out for roast beef,
You were immaculate as my little sheep,
I always wanted to guard you,
My heart was burning if you ever knew.
I recall the day when you scared me,
Almost sleeping behind the wheel,
But we made it home safe and free,
I was relieved and that’s how I feel.
Then we went on the highest roller coasters,
You were hanging on my wall with a big poster,
We would walk and hold each other hands,
Driving to the beach and lying in the sand.
Our first movie together was Titanic,
Sitting beside you I was a manic,
More cinemas happened each Tuesday night,
I would hold the door and be polite.
You always had to call your Mom,
Getting our pictures developed on CD-ROM,
We would overfill our picture albums,
Then kissing you, I would get a piece of your gum.
I think we went two years seeing each other every day,
I refused to go camping without you in May,
You are my best friend and my rock,
I could sit down with you all day and talk.