Patience
As a kid, I learned the story between my aunt and her dove
I was in love with love because of their love story
Started at fourteen
Never even seen
Another one they considered as a love.
I craved that as a child, and into teenage years, love blossomed
I found love in so many places
Fell for him
For her
For them
And for all those faces
I felt lost.
I never found that love that was so infinite and considerate
Caring and passionate
Unending.
To this day I fear I’ll never find it
And as time passes by
I wonder why
I can’t find a way to be loved.
A woman came before me and
Through anger and immaturity
I found myself a liability
In love.
A man passed by
And as he did I found
My heart did fly
Directly into the ground.
Love is so careful and gentle
Love is kind and soft
Considerate and infinite
And until I find exactly that in them
I’ll find myself aloft.
And that’s okay, because I learn not to rush these things
They happen naturally and carefully
And until I find what my aunt and her love have,
I’ll patiently wait until I find my other half.
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