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I would say that


 

I would say that I love you with all of my heart,
But my heart isn't that large
And my love's just one part
 
I would say that I love you with all that I am
But I am so so small
And I can't get bigger, so damn.
 
I would say I love you with all that I've got
But I haven't got much
And all that will rot
 
But I do care for you so
Although how much I can't say
 
I can't number the times that I've thought only of you
Or the times when I want to see you and you see me too
 
I wish I could turn all these feelings to colors that light up your sky
And shine so brightly and let you see so high
But I can't 
 
all I can say is that
I love you
And I can only hope 
you love me too
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captain KRK

I'm not terrifically big or small. I'm not exactly normal. I like Star Trek, pets, and the number five. I have a cow named gabe.

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