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Misprint


I don’t want you to change who you are.

I don’t want you to exchange your heart.

I don’t want you to send me pictures of your fine art.

I don’t want to exchange texts.

I want to exchange memories.

I don’t want our relationship to be like a bath bomb,

slowing falling apart and before you know it it’s gone.

I want you to say I love you and mean it.

I want you to kiss my mind and fall in love with me and who I am.

I want to feel as happy as I did as a kid when my mom got me fast food.

I want to cry of laughter with you so hard that my stomach starts to hurt.

…Because I love you I will show you unconditional love and I promised I won’t hurt you and I hope that you won’t hurt me because together we can be the solution to our misprint. 

 

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