A Hopeless Romantic Love Letter
I fight myself,
More times than I would like.
One side feels utterly worthless.
The other feels like I should deserve the world,
The same words parents repeat
I want to breathe in whatever love spell
Others have found in their partners.
Find the rare ingredients.
Brew it to a broil.
And pray to the skies that it works.
I don't want the kind that reflects my self-hatred,
But --
The kind that treats me the way I hope happiness
Feels,
Tastes,
And sounds like.
The kind that
Like how April showers hydrate May flowers,
I want you to water me with security
The kind that
Every time I look next to me in bed,
You are there.
And I don't feel as though there is
A jaded glass window seperating us.
I want to hear the gentle snore when you are comfortable,
View the small nose twitch when you have a nightmare.
Having your leg across mine,
You say it's because you want to feel warmer, but it's also
So you could feel closer to me
The kind that
I am able to reflect that very love
Back to you
And you would feel that same joy
You gave to me.
Because I love you
And you love me, even more than I could imagine
I know that the lonely, sleepless nights I have now
Are nothing compared to the sweet dreams I will have,
When I finally meet you.
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