The Dare Poem By: William M. McCurrach


 The Dare 

  I dream of her night and day,

  Her fragrance seeps in to my being,

  Her thoughts and words come back to me,

  How did this happen, from whence did she come,

  A surprise a wonder is what she may be,

  But the Lord, brought her here to me.

 Each day and night, through happiness and sadness and fright,

 I remember her words, her thoughts, her looks, her fragrance,

 They are now a part of me,

 A part she doesn’t notice or really see.

 These dreams come at night and during the day,

 They reoccur, and keep me aware,

 That out there she is, missing me as I do her,

Why neither of us can ever be sure.

Her smile, her touch,

They mean so much ,

Can she know what they really mean to me,

Is this something she can see?

I may never know,

For she darts through my life, like a mystical light,

They shinning and then gone,

As I watch and wonder and hope and ponder,

Whether she shall ever notice me or care?

Should I ask, should I speak, should I say I care,

I hesitate, in confusion and in fear,

Will I ever take the chance and say a word,

Should I, Could I, Do I Dare?

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