Why do you look so quaint As you steal the night from me The life slowly dies and loses heat When I see the heart of light stir into silence Soon I shall resume to waste my time On your intelligent face As I learn about your foolish pride When you barely caress my skin I want to drape your hair like linen Over our dichotomy of physique and electric ethos As I lay on the softness of your blanketed body Which covers me in smooth folds And flutters in the wind I love the fools instead of wise men But, you tell me that isn't love It's your pride, instead You're the best thing about love If it broke my heart
A revision on romantic poetry. It's not Cummings, but, it is somethin'.