I suppose I could tell you about love, the huntress
waiting in the barely existent shadows of noon
(most often being the darkest ones, coming from us),
but I’d rather show you the scars you left on me
and which to this day I wear with pride.
such a weapon, your smile, cutting me down the middle with ease.
I’d prefer showing you because I believe love
isn’t something reserved for one soul only, and I’ve loved many
in many a different ways, but I still loved you.
I loved their smiles, their humour, their too high opinion
of waiting for sunrise, but I still loved you among all of them.
I could see myself living with them, but only with you
by my side I could see myself breathing out one last time.
understand, please, that my heart is a waterfall,
falling in love with every ray of sunshine catching on my edges,
and that for that I do not feel guilty - I feel love,
and there’s no place for shame where she reigns.
but still I’ll do everything worth doing with you,
I’ll grow old with you and die with you
but, above all, always, you.