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Love Music


I listen to the lyrics of the world,
of its damaged goods and sinners,
and think to myself,
 
"Why?
Why should I care about them;
about what's out there;
about me?"
 
Then I see you.
 
All alone, usually.
It makes a sad, sad elegy.
 
Even though you say,
"Relationships suck,"
I feel differently.
 
Ballads of love and unity are the only ones of their kind.
They conjure sounds that make a beautiful boy like you more euphoric when you talk that sweet talk,
and walk that confident yet conscious stride. 
 
Will this be a love,
or a tango of emotions mixed and tormenting?
 
It's estranging,
feeling this way,
that I'm even writing of it.
 
But, 
it feels right.
 
Desperate,
clingy and bizarre;
but right.
 
I listen to your songs,
in hopes that, 
one day,
we'll create our own music.
 
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