Knots
There are knots in my throat when
I think about how I could never
love anyone the way I
love you.
We manipulate,
we hurt,
we laugh,
we love.
Nobody knows my soul,
stripped bare,
the way you do.
You encompass my every thought,
my beating heart,
and I look into empty eyes that
aren't meant for me,
I hold soft hands that just aren't as
beautifully scarred and rough as yours,
and I find you in every
single
drop
of rain that falls from dim skies.
You have enough power to bruise me,
to break me until I am a shattered,
former version of myself,
but you hold onto me as though I am
the most fragile entity breathing.
I'm in love with every flawed piece
of you,
and it scares me,
and I don't like vulnerability,
but you have found your way into
my heart and established a home,
you have set up your flag,
and you will always have a
place here.
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