I'Ll Call You Silly Poem by Kenny Mantinelli

I'Ll Call You Silly



It seems as though,
I’m seeing you quite a bit;
But, it’s not enough for me,
I feel like throwing a fit.

I want to see you,
Every single day;
I want to make like McDonald’s,
And have it MY way.

Better yet, not my way,
Why not have it OUR way;
Oh, right, I don’t think you’d agree,
No matter what I say.

Maybe I’m wrong,
Maybe you’ll love me;
All I can do is,
Just wait and see.

Next time I see you,
I’m going to flirt a bit;
Like I’m playing Battleship,
I’m just praying for a hit.

If I hit the right spots,
Right down the line;
Maybe the ship sinking,
Is you becoming mine.

I can’t say I love you,
It’s a bit too soon;
I can say I REALLY like you,
Just not in the same room.

I don’t want to scare you,
To ruin our friendship;
But, I think it’s a gas tank,
I’ll have to just try to tip.

I just have to hope,
No one has a match;
That blows up my hopes,
With nothing left to patch.

I guess that’s the reason,
I haven’t told you so far;
I’m just scared of hurting you,
Scared of burning you with tar.

I’m also scared for me,
What if it just doesn’t work?
What if it happens all again,
And we both get hurt?

'Oh, well' is all I can say,
Nothing I can do, really;
Except flirt a little,
And call you silly.

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Kenny Mantinelli

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Fountain Valley, California
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