late night thoughts

i wish i was the person who turned heads when she walked in the door.
that her smile brightened any room,
all the cliché quotes from love songs and movies.
is it a real thing?
i guess it happens with the right person,
from lovely stories i hear from friends and their respectful partners upon their meetings.
but unless you're famous who really notices you enter a room,
beside maybe your friends, when you're running a half hour late.
or you trip and make a scene, that's one why to get attention.
i think everyone wants and needs that moment,
when she feels like the prettiest girl in the room,
where the music stops and crowds part.
when compliments are not simply given just because its your birthday.
to be treated like a lady,
spoiled and woo'd,
just once by someone unexpected,
some that proves her wrong.
what a lovely though indeed.
i hope there are males out there who think about this,
about how lovely it is to complement a girl with words rather than 'hot'.
open the car door,
pull out her chair.
just little things we as females notice.
chivalry is not dead.
i'm sure its hidden beneath every sweater, football shirt, suit and tie.
are you saving it for just one special person you are yet to meet?
at least share a smile and a laugh,
share your attention, give it to someone for an evening or conversation.
every girl wants to feel wanted.
special.
and with the right guy, the one who captures her with a spark,
he will get her world in return.
and if you have that special person,
don't be afraid to show you care.
love in the smallest and simplest ways possible.
something is better than nothing.