Love
Love, I hear you flutter deep inside my cage
As thunder roars with the bubbly seas
Beating steady, swirling into the strait
Circling the straws beneath exposed beams
Straight from the ceiling of charcoaled cribs
I feel my guts herniate into the cobbled street
Knotting the threads and straws of the strait
Where jubilant spirits float atop the waves;
Love, I hear you grumbling above my bed
I wonder if your guts are rumbling beneath
Where my cage meets the wooden beams
Rambling atop the squeaky cobbled street
As it seeks the slippery lining atop the waves;
Love, I feel your guts intertwine with mine
As it lines the cobbled street of spirit ties
Filling each gap with intertwined guts
As my cage flutters with the butterflies
Flattering the spirits in rambling strife;
Love, by all means, justify the Creed
As you ramble, floating atop my bed
Your guts may grumble with my cage;
Love, I shall follow the woven thread
And get you milk and a foamy bread
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