Loving myself while loving you
A letter to my Lover,
Oh, the indescribable feeling of your presence,
not a word needs to be spoken,
not a finger needs to be laid.
But a love like ours is one deeper than the physical,
a love I have never felt before but I feel it now,
Oh please know I feel it now.
Your day to day conversation turns me on,
because I fell in love with your mental.
before falling in love with your body.
You smile with that smile,
But at times, it’s faked. I know this, I know you,
something is wrong,
though you try not to speak about your feelings,
I feel the your unspoken pain because we are one.
So I ask because I honestly care baby,
that what you do when you are interested in the makings of a person
And I am so into the makings of you.
Listening is okay but I want to understand.
The very same way you try to come up with an explanation for all my doings.
A bad day, I get it. We all have those but I love willingness to share your life with me.
You know, this love is a working process and I am not a mind reader.
Although I wish I was, because I want to know all the words on every page of your chapter book of life.
Uncontrollable blushing and giggles when I catch you staring at me.
"Why are you looking at me," I whisper softly and you again just smile with that smile
And simply say " I can't help it, I admire you"
We adore each other's imperfections, but we love ourselves more.
We are lovers, not each other’s children. I will not treat as sure,
And you better do the same because I am grown,
we will not tell each other what to do,I run my life.
As this love affair grows so will we as people,
I will remind you like the first day we met,
Not to don't hurt me with unnecessary untruths.
Tell me the truth, all we have is our word,
I trust you, I gave you one of my precious instruments , my heart
just like you trust me
but know that if you do
I love me enough to let you go.
Yours Truly.
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