I Could, Yet
I could paint you the way a man would
the brutish, harsh lines that cut across your features
flat, unseeing orbs that gawk at both everything and nothing
I could write you the way a man would
the coy, tantalizing touch that drips with poisoned honey
flawless, translucent skin that resembles a serpent before a woman
I could film you the way a man would
the effortless, breathy gasps that plead for mercy and rescue
sultry, beguiling dances that bewitch even the noblest heroes
Yet I would rather love you
the way I should
honestly,
naïvely,
wholeheartedly,
the only way I could.
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