When You See Someone You Admire
That feeling when you see someone you admire
When you see someone you admire, take a deep breath in and out.
Let them come to you, just continue being friends, do not expect nothing more.
When you see someone you admire, take a deep breath in and out.
Just go out, have fun and enjoy the moment. Let the feeling be natural and not forced.
When you see someone you admire, take a deep breath in and out.
Make sure they feel the same way, if don't it's okay.
When you see someone you admire, take a deep breath in and out.
If they don't like you, remember, there's nothing wrong with you, they are just not meant for you.
When you see someone you admire, take a deep breath in and out.
You matter, and your feelings matter, so just focus on you.
When you see someone you admire, take a deep breath in and out.
You will know that they are for you.
About the Creator
Frances Helena
Frances Helena now a published author, continues to write to inspire people to use their imagination through writing and photography. Despite losing her hearing impaired at 25 years of age, she aims to become a well-known writer globally.
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