Gravity and Hearts
My heart
Couldn’t help itself
When I first met you.
It craved you
The same way lungs crave oxygen.
Every beat of my heart,
Aching for you.
Calling out
To see if you would answer.
I remember the first time I touched you.
From then on
My hands only wanted to feel your
Soft
Warm
Skin beneath them.
There were times
In the beginning
When I feared falling for you too quickly.
I would try my best
To slow myself down.
But
Gravity and hearts
Don’t listen to requests.
Thank God.
They want what they want.
Following the laws of the Universe
Like
Every action has a reaction
And
A force in motion stays in motion.
And
I desperately love you.
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