Because I Love You
You are my best friend
Do you know that?
You live 1,284.4 miles away
and yet
Every comment you make fills me with joy
Every time we text the memories flood in
Every mediocre moment spent with you is exciting
You made cleaning the dishes into an explosion of bubbles and water and laughter
A fireworks show of joy
I love you
I sat on that plane
and I thought of you
I thought of you and I cried
That plane took me from my home of crazy soaring sky scrapers
back to a country of low lying lands
I cried on that plane
The sounds of a playlist we had crafted together filled my ears
and surrounded me with the memories
I love you
We raced up the stairs
2 small children
Sneaking out of the boring functions we were dragged to by our parents
We squeaked a door open
and out stretched the stage
an unsteady platform dangled above a 40 foot drop
Were we allowed up here?
We looked at each other and smiled
and that was when i knew
I love you
You mean safety
As Pennywise smiles up at us
you hug me close
As that platform shifted under our feet
you held my hand
When my entire world fell apart
you listened
You listened when everyone else talked
That day was the worst day of my life
and you were there
the chatter surrounded me and gave me an earth shattering headache
Ironic,
because the earth had alread shattered
But you
A blanket of quiet that knew exactly what not to say
I love you
You mean adventure
Those etchings we scratched into the walls of the Capital will never fade
The scar on my wrist will never fade
Thank god your mothers anger has faded
You are love
You are the definition of a healthy relationship
We have so many memories and each one makes me endlessly happy
Love is unpredictable
and yet stable
Indescribable
and yet all I want to do is talk about it
It makes you feel like you can soar
and yet pulls you to the ground
All you have ever brought to me is joy
And that is love
Love is simply
Joy
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