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Grand Rising

Another day in the twilight zone 😵‍💫

Thandie pt. 3
Heartbreaker

There was a boy in the forest
Hikin up the tree
And Thandie saw him….
He was tall, handsome
She went up to him
And say hi….
The boy said hi
He didn’t look at her
He was paying attention
To his journey straight ahead….

So Thandie
Well she kind of bossy
Tryin to flirt with him
To get him to gaze into his eyes

But he turned the other cheek….
Thandie didn’t wanna face the
Harsh Reality that this boy wasn’t feelin
Her soul…

He didn’t give her his name…

She thought she could change his mind
However

He sort of ignores her
Though she follows him up the tracks
She asked him if he wanted to go see the stars with
He didn’t answer….

He walked far, way too far
I guess Thandie scared him away
She sighed went back home

There’s no use for gettin Mr. Right
Again
Thandie jumped into conclusions
So fast that boy is the one….

He’s ignorer…
He ignored her words
Not givin his name..

There is a lesson
In her situation
Don’t make someone to like you
Don’t force them….
I know she wants love and
Happy endings
But don’t force it…..

Someday a debonair gnome will come
And take Thandie to see the stars
He will never be another heartbreak…
This time he will feel her soul in all the pieces
Through the right places….

Don’t worry, Thandie…
He’s out there somewhere
Lookin for you too….
🫶🏾💜 ©️ Kai C. 6-14-23


Don’t be bossy. Don’t force someone to like you….you can’t rush. You let it take its time naturally.
We all know unrequited love gives us so much pain but by the end of the day we have to deal with it.

Grand Risings

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