Lessons on love
Poetry has taught me
That the word “love”
Is not two dimensional
It takes up space and time
Crowds thoughts
And clutters your mind
Poetry has taught me
That love is an art
Like the way
An endearing touch
Grazes your skin
Causing goosebumps to rise in symphony
Your heartbeat the drum
Or the way that love paints the world
Vibrant hues
Yellows, violets, and blues
Poetry has taught me
That sometimes the strongest of love
Is self love
Constant and true
No one can love the curve of your smile
Or that scar on your knee
More than you
Poetry has taught me
What love is not
Clenched fists and sharp words
Tear drops
And throat burns
“I’m doing this because I love you”
Is the biggest trap of all
And poetry has taught me
Not to be a fool and fall
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