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Love Language


“did you get home ok?” this is my love language, the static in my ear reminding me of the fuzzy feeling I get down the back of my spine when my name crosses through your lips “did you eat already?” a translation guide to let you know just how much I want to fill my stomach with the taste of your laughter “how's your mom doing?” you are universal poetry my frame is filled with a heartbeat that I know to be yours love language: I am fluent when it comes to the pattern of your heartbeat, I am overwhelmed that you feel the closest to home that I have ever encountered love language je t’aime, te amo, I love you.
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