A Conspiracy Of Silence Poem by Charles Hancock

A Conspiracy Of Silence



It was a strange but not unusual alliance
That involved a conspiracy of silence
Yet he knew better, but still hoped for
Something she continued to ignore

She just didn't want to openly say
The rejecting words that sound so cliche'
She felt it was for the best to postpone
Saying there's no escaping the friend zone

He was spellbound in his fantasy romance
If only she would give him a half a chance
He would be able to ascend
Past his title of close friend

They became cronies in the eighth grade
And that's been well over a decade
However, the skinny girl with braces
Briskly grew in all the right places

By and by, he fell for her; head over heels
If only she could feel what he feels
Surely, she could learn to love him
Privately, he knew his chances were slim

Friday, July 18, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: unrequited love
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Babatunde Aremu 18 July 2014

This poem expertly talks about what all young souls goes through. I guess, it written from personal experience. Great write and thanks for sharing

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A beautiful poem and from such an early age he got attraction of the girl which slowly she understood that is from eight grade and after that well over a decade naturally she grew in such a grown up and she could learn up to love him the poet says.In the inner mind he knows the chances are slim. Good reading.

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