A shy speaker is quietly smitten with someone they haven't actually met. The opening lines set up a contrast: he is loud and does the things the speaker only thinks about, while the speaker stays reserved. He seems to embody a boldness they wish they had.
The middle stanza plays with distance. He is "so far" yet "so close," which suggests that he feels near in the speaker's imagination even though he is out of reach in real life. Sleep becomes a way to be with him, so the speaker catches sleep "just to dream more."
The last stanza turns hopeful. The speaker admits they haven't met him, but says the heavens are "fixing a date," as if fate is arranging things behind the scenes. The mood is soft, wistful and a little playful, full of daydreaming and patient longing. It reads like the start of a story, which fits the title "Sneak peek": a small glimpse of a romance that hasn't happened yet.