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The Way I Love


I want to love you the way a glacier drags

Slow and steady and long and forever.

 

Understand,

I do not love you any less for my tortoise speed

Chewing a hundred and one times before swallowing.

 

It's just the way I love

Polishing my heart with every beat

Checking for divots and bumps, imperfections that may be

I need to be sure of our longevity, of our sincerity 

Because of the way I love.

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