When I see you,
your feathers are fragile,
your sight bad,
your mind young,
and your heart delicate.
When I hold you,
your skin is breakable,
your fingers cold,
your smile small,
and your pulse weak.
When I kiss you,
your lips tremble,
your tongue dries,
your teeth bite,
and your eyes open.
When I watch you,
I want to fold my arms
around your small
small figure and
frame.
When I dream,
I dream of you falling,
so fast and so hard,
so out of reach,
from my own outreached
hands.
But when I see those hands,
they are weak,
small,
pale,
and cold.
I want to hold you,
to see you,
to watch you,
to dream of you.
I want you to say yes to me.
But how can you say yes to someone
who can't even see themselves.
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Little Things in Life
Random"I hate a Roman named Status Quo!" - Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury