you start off thinking Ibsen and Bukowski by second order effect were right being alone is a measure of strength and in your own world no weight no body is stronger than yours then the first one comes along
she well she is fast its a firework in a heart frame she paints a picture drop whistle boom her hands end up down your pants under a blanket hoping your parents don't walk down stairs basement touching turns into basement loving awkward fumbling inhale shes in pain you don't know what you're doing but you're sure its love like the firework it fades and you then are sure as before alone is a measurement of strength
then the second and third like plastic deck furniture bright on the day you bought it but sunshine and rainstorms make it fade you don't remember the time you used it last but the sun felt nice warmed your face you can remember your shirt off or was it hers? it was certainly hers or hers no one seems to be able to remember either way you ended up alone in that sunshine which still warmed your face smiles and wrinkle lines
then came lightning strikes you were older and Ben Franklin wasn't the only man in history that flew his kite to understand something humans still haven't mastered some hurt and some left your hair on end sitting up in the morning asking for round two three and four but you realize they aren't with you they end up leaving in the morning like it was nothing
after thunderstorms comes her shes better she isn't lawn furniture or the first one to stroll throughΒ Β shes this magical creature where you want her to be the last one she proves Ibsen wrong so very very wrong your heart is opened the depths of soul dance across page your fingers grace her face and your very life force jumps from you to her shes different you don't have to do her the same you have to do right by her
candle dinners gifts with undertones that there is more to come there is a life to come there is a life with someone besides yourself there is a life with her and she has made it where you are incomplete when she isn't around