The Notebook Aisle Poem by Joseph Wraithbone

The Notebook Aisle



I'm here to find some paper for graphing,
Just looking around being curious.
Then all the sudden you walk around the corner,
And I am filled with a new curiosity.

With your long brown hair and thin pale yellow jacket and your big white headphones,
You embody a beauty that is hard to resist.
The moment is prolonged by our awkward innocence,
And for a moment is just stop and stare at you,
But quickly look away feeling foolish.

We turn backs looking to our own sides of the aisle,
And a briefly catch another glance at you.
I then scurry away with a teenage crush in my pocket and paper in my hand.
Only after making my rounds of the store do I realize what I've found,
But it's to late because you are gone,
A mystery to me still...

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