#BecauseILoveYou
Stopping at the porch door, I hesitantly look back
Into the sullen room I once again escaped.
Why do things have to be like this?
“Because I love you,” he blistered.
The door slams behind me; I’ll never turn back.
I stay a wallflower, never meaning any harm-
And staying out of harm’s way.
Surviving the emptiest of droughts, I search for steady showers
And came across a monsoon.
With open arms, my sweetheart eases my deserted sentiment.
How did things work out like this?
“Because I love you,” he declaims.
And this time, I weep of bliss.
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