I've made it a habit lately of asking questions that no one can actually answer. It's not that they're rhetorical - I honestly don't know the answer, and I'm certainly not trying to prove a point. I just accept that it's likely that I'll never have an answer for them. That's never been a good enough reason for me to keep my mouth shut, and that applies now as well.
I feel like roses stemmed from love. The redness of a petal comes from how deeply some goddess in the classical period blushed, touched by the love that was expressed by a god. It would make sense, would it not? The greatest love of all is only found when one is not afraid to deal with thorns along the way.
I feel like there's an entirely different world to see than I've ever thought was possible, but only when we're making eye contact. The mornings that there's blue encircling your perfect brownandgreen are the mornings that I close my eyes and I'm swept away, on the middle of a lake in a boat that's being paddled by the only person I'd ever trust enough to paddle out on a lake with. And it'll rain - c'est la vie, but your love will be my umbrella. It's the perfect kind of soaked, in my mind. I never get past the part where it rains and I'm happy though, because your lips press against mine and I'm torn to a time of Christmas Mornings and Brand New Snows and Fourth of July's and Coming Homes. A time that you're staring at me, inches from me; a holiday within itself.
I don't know where I'm going to college
or what kind of a house I want
or how next year will be
or when I'll be able to drive legally
or where I'd like to go on a honeymoon
or how many kinds I want to raise
or every name I'd like to pick in case there's more than three
or how I'll handle the times they mess up
or how I'll handle the next time that I mess up.
But I know you.
And to know you
is to love you.
And then to
keep you.
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