You Idiot
She wants a poem for her birthday
one of those I scribble at night
personalized to a fault
but for whom unrevealed
i rib her reluctant curiosity
poke at her shy jealousy
itd be intimate i tease
far more than usual.
She blushes knowing whats implied
grumbles how i can write
poems about love
without having been in love
i respond without pause
blood crashing in my ears
how she thinks i regard her
if not with love.
She scoffs dismissively
rolling away from me
her back a cold wall
i long to touch
she murmurs absently
that it wasnt what she meant
the kind of love she intended
romantic not platonic.
You idiot, I adore you.
All my love poems, are for you.
You blind idiot, they’re all for you.
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