The Lonely Girl At Lunch: a poem, part of the SOON Online Magazine

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The Lonely Girl At Lunch

by Aaron Dolezal

I see you sitting there alone
I think to myself how beautiful you look.
I wonder to myself if you even notice me.
You glance around showing off your beautiful face to me.
I look around thinking all eyes are on me.
Nobody is watching, no one would notice if I moved and sat by you.
I see you sitting there alone.
Seated Woman
The time passes slowly, like sand through a hand.
I never take my eyes off you.
I wonder if you even notice me.
One of my friends walked by saying, "Talk to her."
My heart tries to make me move but my feet are heavy.
I see you sitting there alone.
You keep glancing around, and your eyes lock with mine.
I smile but you do not seem to notice I do not blame you.
I wonder to myself if you even notice me.
Seated Man
Then, I finally make my feet move.
Then, the ending bell sounds, and you are gone but I will try again.
I see you sitting there alone.
I wonder to myself if you even notice me alone.

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I see you sitting there alone I think to myself how beautiful you look. I wonder to myself if you even notice me. You glance around showing off your beautiful face to me. I look around thinking all eyes are on me. Nobody is watching, no one would notice if I moved and sat by you. I see you sitting there alone.
The time passes slowly, like sand through a hand. I never take my eyes off you. I wonder if you even notice me.
One of my friends walked by saying, "Talk to her." My heart tries to make me move but my feet are heavy. I see you sitting there alone. You keep glancing around, and your eyes lock with mine. I smile but you do not seem to notice I do not blame you. I wonder to myself if you even notice me.
Then, I finally make my feet move. Then, the ending bell sounds, and you are gone but I will try again. I see you sitting there alone. I wonder to myself if you even notice me alone.

Please look at our
Problem Page.	Short story Index
The Poem Library Contents Page A collection of international poems submitted by you, our readers.	SOON Online Magazine homepage The international Ezine with a difference. Problem page, true stories, interviews, 'life and how to survive it' section, religion, science, news, 'your language and country' pages, and much more.