It was two weeks after school had begun once more
He stood apart, from the crowds, trying to blend
In. Trying to fade away.
As he turned his head, she met his eyes, and instantly had him tied. He would never forget her, never betray her. He wanted her.
She was popular, had great friends, never let anyone near her, who wasn't at her status. This boy was no different than the others who'd come before. She ignored him and turned away, much to his dismay.
Two months later, she turned her TV. There was an accident on the 95. The car--she knew who it was, almost instantly. She ran out of that home and hurried to be with him, her unknown. She knew he loved her, and she walked away. How could she be so cruel?
He lay on that bed, watching the four white walls. He didn't have much time, and he watched the faces by, hoping for a glance, at his beloved. And there she was! With tears fallin down, fallin down, on his bedside. It was a wonderful sight.
With all his strength, he looked her eyes, and he said loud and clear, "I love you baby, with all my heart, with all my heart and soul. Some things can't turn out right, but I knew we could've been, so perfect. Please, don't forget me. Don't forget me."
And as he breathed his last, he looked so peaceful inside. She cried, she died, but nothing seemed to happen. He was still gone.
Many years later, married with children, she looked out her window, and she remembered. She would never forget him, she would never. Never forget her unknown.