Comfort.
It matters not the amount of times I fall apart
He has always been there to pull me out of the abyss,
He grabs both of my hands and pulls them into his chest,
Then he brings them to his lips and caresses the top of my knuckles with a tender kiss
Love
He gazed into my eyes, before even glancing at my body
He touched my hands before grabbing at my hips
When he wraps his arms around my waist
His lips brush the top of my shoulder;
Respect
Unafraid to talk of the future, prepared for any destiny;
I love watching the passion dance in his eyes as as he describes what he cherishes
The way he talks about his mom and the kindness toward her,
The respect he has for his father,
And the smile and laughter that escapes his lips make me fall even more in love with him;
I have full confidence that I am his only love, I have no need to fear
Integrity
His brow gives way to his concern when he asks about the last time I slept or ate
“You okay?” he says as I cast my eyes down in despair,
he rests his hand under my chin and slowly tilts it upward and searches my eyes
while gently tucking a stray hair, behind my ear,
His eyes unravel every burden in my soul,
Friendship
he holds me in his arms tight, but gentle
I cry into his chest, as he affectionately strokes my back
I grasp his hand as though it’s the only thing holding me together, he tenderly squeezes it
and we face the day, as one,
Comfort
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