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Movin' on ain't easy
He likes my cooking
but doesn't have a clue
where I've been.
He loves making love to me
but doesn't know how good I feel,
just being his Thursday, piece of ass.
He treats me with respect
but doesn't know what it's like when
I'm crazy enough about him
to break every last dish in his cupboard.
He says he wants to marry me but
doesn't know the infatuation it takes
to put a baby in me.
He cares about me
but doesn't know the luxury
of me lying to PD,
to spare him 10
but risk me, 5.
We go fishing on long weekends
and road trips to brewery's
but he's never gone on a
5 day bender with me,
just to wake up
in a different state,
in a different state of mind.
...but you know what...
I need his kiss first thing in the morning.
I almost die every Friday when I see him exhausted after a hard work week.
I can't get enough of his consistency,
or "diligently progressive" livin'.
I adore how he'll
lay on the floor with me,
without asking me why I'm already there.
I bask in the way he asks questions he doesn't want the answer to
and than dances with me slow,
whispering, "I'm sorry."
We invented our own world
on his bed springs.
We inspired an entire pastime,
laughing with my hand on his face.
He is why, for the first time,
I can't look back.
but doesn't have a clue
where I've been.
He loves making love to me
but doesn't know how good I feel,
just being his Thursday, piece of ass.
He treats me with respect
but doesn't know what it's like when
I'm crazy enough about him
to break every last dish in his cupboard.
He says he wants to marry me but
doesn't know the infatuation it takes
to put a baby in me.
He cares about me
but doesn't know the luxury
of me lying to PD,
to spare him 10
but risk me, 5.
We go fishing on long weekends
and road trips to brewery's
but he's never gone on a
5 day bender with me,
just to wake up
in a different state,
in a different state of mind.
...but you know what...
I need his kiss first thing in the morning.
I almost die every Friday when I see him exhausted after a hard work week.
I can't get enough of his consistency,
or "diligently progressive" livin'.
I adore how he'll
lay on the floor with me,
without asking me why I'm already there.
I bask in the way he asks questions he doesn't want the answer to
and than dances with me slow,
whispering, "I'm sorry."
We invented our own world
on his bed springs.
We inspired an entire pastime,
laughing with my hand on his face.
He is why, for the first time,
I can't look back.
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