I have a poem on my lips
I have a poem on my lips,
That mouths the wonder of his eyes,
and it waits to erupt at any moment.
I have a poem on my lips,
I wear it like the feel of his touch,
the sound of his voice,
the beat of his heart,
the constant breathing motion of his chest.
I have a poem on my lips
that mouths the story of us,
of love,
of loss,
the contours of our bodies melted under the heat of the sun.
I have a poem on my lips
that spills laughter onto his back,
thunder into his heart,
ripples of secrets into his mind,
electricity into his soul.
I have a poem on my lips
that stammers about things like fate,
and how I’d like to carry his heart forever.
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