I love you, I want you, I need you today
Right by me forever, but I cannot say
That my life feels so empty when I wake up to see
That no one is lying in bed beside me
And
If I tell you what I want I must leave out you,
Because clinging to a man is strictly taboo,
You'll be upset and scornful and angry at best
Because I didn't say what lingers in my chest
But
When you enlighten me with the things you say
I find that it cannot matter anyway,
You don't say it either because it is soon
So I cry whilst I gaze up out at the moon
However
I'd say it, I would, that I want to be there
I want to be always, your maiden fair,
The one to be with you in red, black, and white
And it's taking all of me to not turn in flight
Because
I've reached breaking point that I can't handle
Where I've turned and ran, caused quite a scandal,
Broken hearts, cried tears, questioned sanity
I've told so many
That I love them fair
But none have had honor as you
I've told none
That I want them
The way I want you
And none that I could stay
I need you to fight me
And I need to say
That I'd make a home
I'd
Even now, I can't say what I'd do with you
What I'll do with you
Someday
because I'm ready to run away.
(Out of curiosity, what prompted this poem?)
And remember what Clint Eastwood said- "We've gotten this far, let's not ruin it by thinking."
(a conversation that shoved me in a blender)
ah, but I was taught to... I'll have to unlearn that.