How to describe something so perfect?
A smile that shines brighter through your eyes than your lips
Slowly leaning into you
The way you easily reciprocate my sarcasm
You keeping the receipt from our first date with our stick figure rendition that the waitress drew for us
Pausing the movie so we could dance
Our first kiss
The whirlwind of the first week
Hearing I love you tumble from your lips
How to describe something so wrong?
A wall, though not physical in nature, effective just the same
The grains of you slipping through my fingers
The absence of the spark in your eyes that told me I was the only one
The silence that should be filled with the words I never said
I love you too
May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 1:41 AM UTC
How to describe something so perfect?
A smile that shines brighter through your eyes than your lips
Slowly leaning into you
The way you easily reciprocate my sarcasm
You keeping the receipt from our first date with our stick figure rendition that the waitress drew for us
Pausing the movie so we could dance
Our first kiss
The whirlwind of the first week
Hearing I love you tumble from your lips
How to describe something so wrong?
A wall, though not physical in nature, effective just the same
The grains of you slipping through my fingers
The absence of the spark in your eyes that told me I was the only one
The silence that should be filled with the words I never said
I love you too
