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Your Shakespeare Phase


All I had to say was that one line

I would eat a crocodile for you

and I knew I had your heart

I was there for your Supernatural phase

I loved the demon eyes that you drew

I was there for your Sherlock phase

I was jealous of Benedict Cumberbatch because you had a crush on him too

I loved the way you would laugh genuinely; your eyes shined like black sapphires

It wasn't until our first date that I realized how much I loved you

I was there for your Shakespeare phase

It wasn't until Hamlet that I could finally put to words how much I cared for you

But my love for you will never be phase

I will be there for all your phases and I will be happy to listen

Because that glint in your eye

That bright smile

Is what I love to see

I love all of you

I would eat a crocodile for you

Just to see you in another phase

 

 

 

 

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