Don’t give me your heart What if I break it? Don’t give me your love What if I can’t return it? Don’t give me your trust What if I drop it?
What if it slips? The fragile thing You’ve placed in my hands Slips through my Fumbling Shaking Fingers The clumsy ones That are more used to shambling across a keyboard In a complicated dance of the mind Than brushing aside Loose locks of hair Your hair
Matters of the heart Those are Breakable
And I don’t know what to say To these things These heart stopping Breath dropping Beautiful things I blush and I hide and I steady my breathing because What can I say But No I’m not Not special I’m not Amazing Or anything Of the kind Kind I try to be kind Shouldn’t everybody? And what if What if What if you saw What lies in my mind Not that I am a lie I promised once I will not lie Not to you Not about you Not for you But that there is more More darkness I am not a companion Nursing wounds Bringing cheer Brightening the days I am the doctor Busy So busy Fixing the world Holding shattered fragments All the lives of ever and to be In my hands And I forget How easy it is to forget That I Am not Self sufficient And That the lemon chocolate black tea words You give so freely Might be True Of me