I love her, I swear, with all that I am,
But somehow my heart keeps jamming the plan.
Small things grow sharp, words twist in my head,
And I say the wrong things, things better unsaid.
It’s like a storm I can’t quite control,
A surge of emotions that swallow me whole.
One moment I’m calm, the next I ignite—
I turn nothing to something, picking a fight.
I see her hurt, and it tears me apart,
Why can’t I just let peace stay in my heart?
I hate how I act, the walls I create,
Turning love into fear, frustration, and weight.
I wish I knew how to stop this flood,
How to feel without boiling my blood.
But it’s like I carry a lifetime inside—
Every wound, every slight I’ve tried to hide.
When she asks for trust, I flinch, pull away,
Not because I doubt her—I just feel afraid.
Afraid of being seen too close, too deep,
Afraid of promises I might not keep.
I know she feels like I’m hiding a lie,
But it’s just me, tangled, struggling inside.
I react without thinking, then regret what I’ve done—
Like emotions are arrows I can’t outrun.
Why can’t I be normal? I wonder each night,
Why can’t I just let things sit and feel right?
I want to be better, I want to stay still,
But something inside me defies my will.
All I know is I love her, more than I say,
And I hope she’ll see me through the disarray.
I may not be perfect, but I’ll try to be true—
Learning to trust, starting with me, for you.
-Harper Wilde 🌿 For the one that will always have my heart, she’s had it from the very start, JPM🧡
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