This will be a love poem, for all poems are love poems. Fast love is the way of poets, and are we not poets, you and I?
So my hater of titles, my quicksilver bird, my dreamer of stars, my monochrome tulip, my lover of the ugly, my age-cracked china, barely sixteen and world-weary, invisible but trapped in your own shadow,
this is my poem to tell you that all the words of Petrarch and every sonnet of Shakespeare could not describe your radiance, that you're worth more than all the gold that slumbers in warmth beneath the earth, that one day you'll lie in a meadow with the cool breeze bringing the smell of salt to your nose, and wonder when the constellations got so bright.
You'll not believe a word, but yet here I am, writing you a love poem.