Society tells us to pluck beautiful flowers From their lush homes and give Them to “special” someones And we feel great about that Yet, I don’t think that’s love.
We write poems with flowery words (and that’s okay) Magically making a fleeting feeling seem as beautiful As the galaxies Yet, I don’t think that’s love.
We see ordinary humans as the alphas And omegas in our lives The air we breathe, the food we eat And yet, I still don’t think that’s love.
That’s merely falling in love with the idea of love.
Before Anyone Else The one I’ll choose everyday Soul mate Forever and always Hyperbolic names We give very unrealistic expectations And expect a person to die for us And love us all the same Throughout eons Without realizing it doesn’t have to be that way
One does not need to be the morning star The light of your life Romeo or Juliet To love you
You don’t have to be Samson nor Delilah Helen of Troy Mark Antony and Cleopatra To be loved
Because it’s in the little things The most ordinary things we find love -