Because I Love You
Didn’t think I’d be the type
To be like the stereotype,
But I can’t stop thinking
I’m falling but not sinking.
When I look at you,
If only you knew.
That you are without a flaw,
From the edge of your jaw
To every freckle across your nose.
You said you loved me and I froze
Because I love you.
We walk through school hand in hand
Until we reach class and must disband.
Stolen glances across the room—
A warmth inside starts to bloom.
We talk about everything and nothing at all
Every day from dawn until nightfall.
I start to forget life without you;
It must’ve been quite blue.
With a text from you, “good night,”
I go to bed, flying high as a kite
Because I love you.
Around you, I feel so comfortable;
At the same time powerful and vulnerable.
You know all my secrets and hopes.
And when I’m walking a tightrope,
I look deep in your eyes—
There is only truth, never lies.
You meet my parents for dinner
And they proclaim you a winner.
You seem surprised, beau.
I never had a doubt, though,
Because I love you.
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