Because I love you
Because I love you
I want you to prosper and flourish
Your embodiment of youth
Your intellect and wisdom
Your health and luminance
Because I Love you
I want you to be near
I crave your scent
I need your touch
I desire presence
Because I love you
I want a future with you alone
Your sleepy smile every morning
Your squeaky giggles when I joke
Your warmth every night when we lay
Because I love you
I want to see you wilt and shrink
Your hallowed eyes and ashen skin
Your washed and warped mind
Your sickness and heat
Because I love you
I want you to leave me
I hate the smell you leave on my sheets
I flinch at your outreached hand
I shrink at your silhouette
Because I love you
I want to take a break from you
Your blank expression when we talk
Your mournful sobs when I strike
Your distance in our crumbling monarch
Because I love you
I hate you
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