Don't mind the lyrics

In the corner where eyes stand still,

Two shadows breathed a heartless veil.

The classroom buzzed, we froze in time,

No one knew what to say—a debt of rhyme.

You sat across like a mirror of me,

Quiet and silent, like a void so free.

We shared glances through the air,

Just fragments, yet both unaware.

Not love or crush, but something rare,

Like finding yourself in someone's stare.

That day your footsteps took flight,

Slipping a note, then vanishing from sight.

In which a message: "Call me now,"

A number left unknown, yet I knew how.

The door was open, but I chickened out;

I wanted to call, but I drowned in doubt.

I wondered, what if I were brave,

And held on to what I wanted to save.

What if I held her hands that day—

Would that have made her stay?