Novel & Cerita Crush Deep Short Love Poems

She looked down at our joined hands for a while, then looked back at me, the tears rolling down her cheeks now. "I know I sound stupid. Like, you said, we are just friends, I do not know why I keep wishing for something impossible. I was never this emotional, and even if I was, I was so good at hiding it. Until, well. I want to make this crush go away, I do not know how but I plan to make it die off the way it came—suddenly. I have been alone in this world for a while now, and maybe it's why, when you started to show me a bit of attention, I fell for it at once, because I miss what it's like to be adored. I miss my parents, Aiden, can you bring them back to me, please?"

"Yeah, i kinda want him to stay even though he had always being bothering me. Please tell me, what's wrong with me?" "Just a simple explanation. You are in love with him," "No, no, no...at all...I have no crush for Ryan. He is so so above my level. Please, be serious for this once." "But I am being serious. You are in love with Ryan. It's just that you can't see it. You kept claiming that you don't love him, but you are crushing on him," "You must be crazy," "But I am not. Girl, that's how lots of girls says whenever they are crushing on a guy. You are in love with him."

~Kate~ My heart felt like it was being squeezed in a tiny tin or perhaps it was just the stench of that fool’s filthy balls filling the air around me. How could he do this? Out of all the women in the world, he picked her, fully aware it would shatter me into a million pieces.

"Stay here with Amanda, Ms. Sanders. I'll take care of the fees." Tears welled up in Charlotte's eyes as she stared at Jonathan gratefully. He patted her shoulder soothingly but shot me a dark look. "Tessa, if you apologize to Ms. Sanders and Amanda now, we can move past this." His words stabbed through me like a dagger. The burning sensation on my calf was nothing compared to my heartbreak at that moment. I stared at the man I had loved for the last six years. A bitter smile etched upon my bloodless face as I relented. "Fine. I'm sorry."

Without even bothering to respond to Harrison, I stepped on the accelerator and drove off, leaving him in the dust. I'd assumed that with a personality like his, he wouldn't bother me again. Yet, he kept coming to my office building for the next few days and waiting for me to get off work. Even though I ignored him and didn't even say a word to him every time, he refused to give up. He persistently chased after me and expressed his love for me. I almost vomited from hearing all of that nonsense. Back when I was madly in love with him, he didn't appreciate my feelings. Instead, he stomped on them. But now, he was trying to appeal to my heart with his false displays of love. It was too little,

It was normally a simple dish, but he'd remembered a video I'd sent him last month and spent his rare day off making this special version just for me. Being with him taught me what it meant to be truly loved by someone who could keep you smiling. I finally understood what people meant about finding someone who gets your quirks and shares your silly moments. With him, I could be myself again - that carefree girl I used to be. I laughed at the creative dish and quickly took out my phone to capture the moment. "You're in such a good mood today. Did something good happen?" Travis asked affectionately. I walked over to him, wrapping my arms around his neck. With a playful pout, I said,"Nothing sp

"Jas, I want you to live exactly how you want, every day, without having to compromise." Her eyes misted over. "Oh, Sam…" They kissed deeply, passionately. I stood there, helpless, as my heart shattered into pieces. Echoing in my mind was the memory of Jasmine’s mocking voice on the night I died. "So what if you and Sam are married? You’ll never compare to me, his one true love." She was right. In Samuel’s heart, I had never been the one. He had never fully trusted me. The one for him was always Jasmine.

As soon as I walked into the building, someone suddenly grabbed my wrist, making me stumble a bit. I looked up and met a pair of domineering eyes. “Felix…” I was momentarily lost for words. “What are you doing here?” Felix Smith was my crush and also my roommate in the boys’ dormitory. Yesterday, I had messaged him, asking if he wanted to come and take graduation photos together, but he had not replied. Felix came from a prominent family and was exceptionally accomplished himself. When we were still naive freshmen, he had already started his own business.

After a moment of silence, I spoke softly, "From the moment you deceived me and underestimated me, there has been no future for us, only a dead end." Hearing my words, Linda completely deflated. She crouched down, trembling, and hugged her head. Her hair tangled in her fingers as she sobbed on and off. I walked out straight ahead, facing the setting sun, never looking back. The evening breeze rustled by, taking with it the fourteen years of memories. In the days to come, the road ahead would always guide me towards the bright sun of tomorrow.

Hailey: You better don’t keep me waiting, I'm almost at your house. Chloe smiled at the text and then she shook her head. Hailey sure was interested in the ice cream Zach promised. She knew she had a crush on him, and hoped that it wasn’t something serious, because she couldn't become some "you don’t have to cry anymore” kind of friend. She sighed as she typed her response. Chloe: I just got out of the shower. Shouldn't you come upstairs to come to help me out, or do you prefer I look like a spider?