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Drunk with lust, he'll never know.
Watches him daily, heart beating fast.
Her pupils dilate as he walks on past.
Eyes fixated on that lovely ass.
But it's not like he'll ever notice.

From around the corner, he talks to his friends.
She listens to their conversations no end.
Passion sweeps through her when she hears his voice.
Hears him coming, runs without choice.

Slinks into the bathroom without a sound.
Missing classes brings detentions abound.
Slams the stall shut, locks the door.
She plonks down on the seat, feet flat to the floor.

Drunk with lust, he'll never know.
Panties to her ankles, legs spread wide.
Gasps escape, slip another finger inside.
Closes her eyes and imagines his face.
Her hand becomes sticky as she picks up the pace.

Prays to God no one walks in.
As she starts to feel the convulsions begin.
Tosses her head back, lets out a sigh.
Her body relaxes with her orgasmic high.

Rearranges her skirt as she walks down the hall.
The days almost over, reads the clock on the wall.
She stands in the locker room, right beside his.
If only he knew what she just did.

Drunk with lust, he'll never know.
She starts to wonder how she'll go on.
Alone in the world, she has no one.
The course of action she chose was wrong.
Before anyone notices, she'll be long gone.

Standing on the edge, the breeze lifts her hair.
Gazing straight down, her life feels unfair.
Tears masked by the rain on her back.
She takes one look and doesn't look back.

Plummeting downwards, she seals her fate.
It won't be long 'till the ground finds her face.
Fear and regret hit the back of her mind.
She thinks of the people that she's leaving behind.
Will they understand her dying so young?
Rejection, deception, all of the above.

One last breath as she smacks to the floor.
Another innocent life that is no more.
Parents weeping, friends confused.
She seemed so happy, always amused.
Smiling, laughing, playing tricks.
Days of childhood sincerely missed.

He's not at her funeral, guess she was right.
She tried to live on, but it was one hell of a fight.
Alone and scared, she said goodbye.
There was one thing she knew, even if she died.

He wouldn't notice.

Description
Drunk with lust, he'll never know.
Watches him daily, heart beating fast.
Her pupils dilate as he walks on past.
Eyes fixated on that lovely ass.
But it's not like he'll ever notice.

From around the corner, he talks to his friends.
She listens to their conversations no end.
Passion sweeps through her when she hears his voice.
Hears him coming, runs without choice.

Slinks into the bathroom without a sound.
Missing classes brings detentions abound.
Slams the stall shut, locks the door.
She plonks down on the seat, feet flat to the floor.

Drunk with lust, he'll never know.
Panties to her ankles, legs spread wide.
Gasps escape, slip another finger inside.
Closes her eyes and imagines his face.
Her hand becomes sticky as she picks up the pace.

Prays to God no one walks in.
As she starts to feel the convulsions begin.
Tosses her head back, lets out a sigh.
Her body relaxes with her orgasmic high.

Rearranges her skirt as she walks down the hall.
The days almost over, reads the clock on the wall.
She stands in the locker room, right beside his.
If only he knew what she just did.

Drunk with lust, he'll never know.
She starts to wonder how she'll go on.
Alone in the world, she has no one.
The course of action she chose was wrong.
Before anyone notices, she'll be long gone.

Standing on the edge, the breeze lifts her hair.
Gazing straight down, her life feels unfair.
Tears masked by the rain on her back.
She takes one look and doesn't look back.

Plummeting downwards, she seals her fate.
It won't be long 'till the ground finds her face.
Fear and regret hit the back of her mind.
She thinks of the people that she's leaving behind.
Will they understand her dying so young?
Rejection, deception, all of the above.

One last breath as she smacks to the floor.
Another innocent life that is no more.
Parents weeping, friends confused.
She seemed so happy, always amused.
Smiling, laughing, playing tricks.
Days of childhood sincerely missed.

He's not at her funeral, guess she was right.
She tried to live on, but it was one hell of a fight.
Alone and scared, she said goodbye.
There was one thing she knew, even if she died.

He wouldn't notice.