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  Mar 2019 olivia anne
underestimated
But then you smiled at me
****... the smile...
olivia anne Mar 2019
i’m falling for the little things about you
like the freckle on your right ear
or the way you fiddle with the emergency brake when there’s nothing to talk about.
i like the way you turn completely sideways in your seat to tell a story,
daring me to maintain eye contact from the passenger side.
i like the hat with your dad’s company’s name on it
and your patagonia pullover that you always wear.
i like that you bring a cup of coffee to school everyday
but make fun of me for drinking tea out of fancy teacups;
it seems as if i could like every little thing about you...
i’m in too deep
olivia anne Mar 2019
i feel the most like myself
when i’m with you.
i could tell you anything
and you’d just lean your head on the steering wheel and laugh.
i want someone like you for the rest of my life:
someone that says funny things because i look like i need to laugh,
someone that listens to me ramble for hours on end and seems genuinely interested,
someone that waits for me on the sidewalk.

i think someone like you could be my forever.
olivia anne Mar 2019
you said you’d like to live in virginia.
oh, how i could see us
among the old buildings and tulip trees,
driving down to savannah, georgia for spring break
to see the spanish moss
and the gorgeous houses that you told me looked like they were all squished together,
or up to boone, north carolina,
where i swear it’s fifty degrees year-round

wherever i end up
i hope you’re there too.
we could take the commute to dc
and we could name our kids after presidents
like your brothers.
olivia anne Feb 2019
letting go of you
is going to be so difficult;
part of me thinks:
why put forth the effort?
olivia anne Feb 2019
so my poetry will flow effortlessly from my mind
like bubbles floating up towards the sky,
or like petals falling softly from a flower.
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