Notice Me

a short poem about a high school crush

Davlin Knight
1 min readFeb 19, 2022

I wrote this to enter a contest. This will be my first attempt at poetry so all criticism is welcome! Hopefully reading this isn’t too painful.

Photo by Marc Schulte on Unsplash

Time didn’t stop like in the movies,

You didn’t notice me,

A desk apart from you and not one glance.

I thought falling in love involved two people,

but looks like it was only me.

Through the gaps of our desk,

I would watch your shoes and admire your legs,

I know I sound like a creep.

I accepted you for all your flaws,

the ance, the chapped lips, the messy hair,

I just wish you’d notice me.

One hour and thirty minutes to watch you from afar,

I sometimes wished to reach out and touch your arm.

The day you held the door open for me is etched in my mind,

Time froze this time,

Time gave me a moment to stare into your grey-blue eyes,

A chance to get so close that I could smell the laundry detergent off your clothes,

I almost leaned to kiss you,

But I was too lost in the fact that you noticed me enough to open a door.

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Davlin Knight
Davlin Knight

Written by Davlin Knight

23 year old introvert who writes sometimes davlinknight14@gmail.com 📩

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