i don't want to smell alcohol on your breath when you kiss me, i want to taste the hours that you waited and to feel how much you missed me.
i don't want to breathe in smoke when i bury my face into your chest, i want to hear your barely-beating heart and feel it pulsate in the warmth of your flesh.
i don't want to see the moon & stars swirl like diamonds against the onyx sky, unless i can do so in the comfort of your arms and have your fingers interwoven with mine.
i don't even want my morning coffee unless you're the one that brings it to me, having learned to make it just the way i like it and committed my preferences to your memory.
i don't want sunrises or sunsets if i can't watch them dance upon your skin, or love you between dove-white sheets on saturday mornings at half-past ten.
i don't want to see the day i become old & grey an early grave i would sooner invite, than to live to greet old age without you by my side to guide me into eternal night.