THERE IS NO TITLE #9 (DIRTY LOVER)
Proceed at your own caution
This is a lucrative warning for those who found themselves tricked enough to have found affection for me
I am a dirty lover
I will stutter when I say I love you
The dishes wont be done but I will have spent the day only thinking about the way your lips look
I will spend weeks trying to recreate the lovely sound of your laugh on canvas
And you know there wont be a hint of laundry done.
I will resent the tax man and stand on couches
My hands will be stained with henna tattoos and paint and my mind with the feeling of your presence
We will eat takeout for days at a time
But I assure you
I will write you ballads of my love that bring tears in ways you never knew
I am a dirty lover
I will cough and trip and spill things
And my hair will never look perfect
But there will never be anyone who could love you more than I will
And there is no one who would sacrifice themselves so much as I will
Because people like me would die to see your smile.
So forgive me for being a dirty lover
–c.s.
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