All The Things I Couldn't Say

6

She like him when he was a bit cheesy,
His smile gives her a bit of butterflies.

He gives her a promise- whispered into the shell of her ears,
Of a love forevermore.

They float around each other with an orbit,
Like the moon does to the earth.

Soft eyes and even softer smiles,
They are the stars in each other's eyes.

He like her when she laughs at his jokes that are always cheesy,
He likes her droopy eyes even more.

He likes the way she arches her brows,
Likes the way her downturned lips makes her look like she's glaring.

He likes her dry humor,
The way she can tell a joke with a straight face.

He doesn't like the way her eyes squint whenever she is in pain,
He cannot bear those tears.

He hates whenever she feels pain,
Hates himself even more when he is sometimes the cause of her frustrations.

So he makes a promise whispered with the moon as the witness,
He promises her an eternal love.

A love that can be separated only by death,
And even then, he wishes for death to take both of them,
For he cannot imagine a life without his soul mate.