POEM: I should have said “I love you too”
I should have said “I love you too” But I was scared of me and you Scared quiet by your differentness I should have stayed
I should have said “I love you too” But I was scared of me and you Scared quiet by your differentness I should have stayed
You don’t see me, do you? Not for what I am I would love to screw you You don’t give a damn Why am I
Be happy with yourself, they say But what is happiness? For some it’s easy every day But others are a mess What makes us happy?
He throws me down and feasts on me He doesn’t ask permission I could just push him off, be free Against my intuition He kisses
A home without mirrors The slightest of chances To live with yourself No pitiful glances One quickest appearance Destroys what you’re faking Resemblance of health
It hurts how you don’t want me Back then you said you did The words you said, they taunt me How much, I won’t admit
Bend your spine for me Ride me mindfully Let me kiss your breast Only this, no rest Though on top it’s you I will guide
You close your almond-shaped eyes Kissing my thumb that’s caressing your lips Drinking my scent with the tiniest sips And flex those leathery ties You
Do you sometimes wish you could take yourself back To the times when you knew love alone was enough When a simple kiss countered every
You fell out of love with a me that’s still here, that is waiting for you to fall back and be near. You fell for