First Love
By Kevin Santos
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Kevin Santos
The author of this book takes life a breath at a time. He believes in love with every bone in him, a hopeless romantic seeking passion. He is guilty of breaking hearts although he walks restless on earth with his in pieces. The words in this book keep him alive.
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First Love - Kevin Santos
Copyright 2013 Kevin Santos.
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the written prior permission of the author.
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Contents
Introduction
A Box
A Good-Bye
Acquit
Abandon
Across from Me
Addiction
All Alone
Aphotic
At Night
Be You
Beloved
Bliss
Break
Brood
But Again
Cracker
Creek
Cry
Deplore
Did You Know?
Dire
Eccedentesiast
Eighty-Two
Fabulist
Forever Yours
Forgotten
Give Me One Minute
Go On
Good Morning
Groggy
Happy Birthday
Hello
Hold On
How Much?
I
I See You
I’m Okay
I’m Not Okay
If I Wish Upon a Star
Irreplaceable
Laughter
Leave
Lecture
Look at Me
Look at Me Now
Love on an Island
Lovey-Dovey
Malicious
Mien
My Incurable Romance
My Christmas Tree
My Pain
Nonsense
Oxymoron
Peaches and Cream
Perfect Woman
Phantom
Perhaps
Private Property
Resurrected
Roots
Running
Showtime
Skipping
Sleep
Soothe
Spoony
Subject to Favor
Suddenly
Tasty
Thanks
That Is Me
The Best
The Birds Sing
The Missing Page
Throw Me Out
Time
To Me
Valentine’s Day
Weak
Welcome
Winner
Wondering
You
Your Presence
Ending
Introduction
K evin,
You need to stop.
We are not cool, and we probably won’t ever be,
so please,
forget I exist.
I don’t hate you, but I don’t have interest on following up on your life.
No, you don’t have to be or do anything.
You just really got to stop trying to speak to me on random days in a year.
We are big already.
It should be easy for you to understand.
Forget me.
You don’t feel love.
You can feel guilty, which can be worst in some senses.
I don’t feel the same for you.
I don’t see myself ever again with you.
You need to stop; you’ll never have me.
I was young when I was with you,
Forgive yourself, and you’ll begin to live again.
Every time you text me,
I jump,
thinking it’s someone else.
Take care.
Leave me alone, Kevin.
You better not ever
get near me.
A Box
I want to put away this crazy amount of love I have for you in a box,
close it, and send it out to a desert.
There,
no one will find it, and hopefully, an animal will eat it.
I wish you were a fish
so I can pull you out of the water and know that, right then and there, your life will end.
It’s a dark world.
You were the moon and sun in mine.
They say
every heartbeat is different.
Then why is it that I still feel yours beat against mine?
How can someone love the amount I do and, on the other side of this love, feel hate?
It’s sad.
It’s miserable to know that if I had the chance to steal your heart, I would take it,
make it mine forever.
I would love that.
My craving for you has just begun.
I won’t stop yearning until I reach the end of this long, dark tunnel.
I walk in alone
with no watch to look at the time
or
a single soul to comfort my isolation.
I’m only wishing to myself you’re at the end.
Once upon a bright day in March, there was planted a flower by an angel,
set to grow with every color of the rainbow.
It grew strong and had more gleam than color.
It rained every day only on that flower.
It was blessed with strong leaves and a strong stem to withstand any hurricane.
The world would look at it and would admire it.
Some would even envy it.
They called it forever.
In the beginning, this flower depended on only two roots
but, eventually, grew out to be one stem.
With time, like everything else in the world,
it started to develop a complication.
One of those roots
stopped growing,
feeding energy off the sun,
and had a strong lack of water.
It started to abridge and look sad.
Now it has no world.
The one root that’s left will slowly but surely vanish.
Although it is dead,
it still only feels the other’s touch.
It only misses it, and its days are gloomy.
The colors are fading.
How do I calm my flower’s wrath of annihilation if you were the calm?
Where could you have gone?
I want to eat the flower;
maybe then, it will not suffer anymore.
I want to get a florist and ask for help;
maybe then, it can live.
I wish there was a way to let it live.
The hands