Please do not sing me to sleep For I might crumble under the weight of your harmony. Please do not look at me with those wide, bright eyes For I might look away from the sight of such faultlessness.
Please do not read to me, Nor speak to me with a poet’s articulation. Leave me be with the thoughts of your imperfections For I might drown at your touch.
I am the girl who falls for the words; I am the girl with the weak knees and the stutter Whenever you walk into the room. I am the girl who will love the sound of your hum,
And the feel of your hands. Just as easily as a pencil, I will break under the weight of affection. I will be carried away by the expressions of your timbre,
So please do not leave me at a cliff-hanger; Do not let me become captivated By the stressed syllables and the curve of your laugh. Please do not break me by the sound of your voice
For just like the words I am fragile – I am the girl who falls for them. I am the girl with the lyrical thoughts, Merely captivated by your lyrical being.