Tomorrow (Hartbig) (One Shot)

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  • Dedicated to Hannah Hart
                                    

I don't know why the world I wrote this, but I thought I should post it anyways.

It's Grace (AN: haha) attempting to write a poem, but getting lost in her words, and forgetting to rhyme sometimes ( AN: didn't even have to try to rhyme those two words)

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Tomorrow, I'll tell her, I always said.

Tomorrow is the day when I will tell Hannah I have feelings for her.

That she belongs with me.

That we should be together.

But hey, who the fuck am I kidding?

I know I'm never going to tell her, no matter how hard I try.

No matter how many pep talks I receive from my rarely sober friend,

My procrastination has no end.

Every time I see here face,

The words I found so easily before, I cannot place.

Surely that's what love is about.

Waiting.

After all,

The best things come to the ones that wait.

Ah, if I met the person who said that in the first place now, I would down right bitch slap them across the face.

For here I am, in a crowded plane,

Sitting in front of a 'seat kicker' who's driving me insane,

flying to a far away place,

never will I see her face anymore.

I said, tomorrow I would tell her yesterday,

but, alas, now it's too late.

I've run out of tomorrow, the excuses I used,

The things I told myself instead the three simple words:

"I love you."

A few years past, and I'm still in regret,

because I still haven't told her yet,

but I promised to Mamrie I would meet up with her tonight, and have some booze,

If I tell Hannah now, what's to lose?

I decided to bring flowers, and call a cab,

to take me where my highly intoxicated friends are.

I walk in the bar, and see Mamrie's hair in the crowd and think:

a. Where the fuck did all these people come from?

and

b. There they are!

Through the crowd, I also see Hannah,

her hair is now blonde, like the color of a banana.

As they make their way through the crowd, I notice there's something different,

It's a girl.

It's a ring around Hannah's finger,

The pain I felt when I saw still lingers around me.

The maids of honor, I remember she said,

What me and Mamrie would be when she wed.

Her name is Jessica,

She makes her smile,

Why should I fight it?

It's either her happiness or mine?

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