Just so you know
everything you do
is cute to me.
Yes, we're married.
Honeymoon is over.
The tingle has faded.
Yet...
The spark is still there.
The very thought of you
makes me smile
Just so you know
We're still mysterious to each other.
Yes, you know me
better than anyone else.
And I know you.
Yet we're still intrigued
by each other's soul.
Just so you know
(because I don't think you do know)
I would go anywhere
with you.
I would make myself a better person.
I would give up my life
though you never asked me to.
I imagine eternity with you.
My love has no end.
Just so you know.
About the Creator
Heather Cumbo
I once tried to major in Theatre, but ended up going back to my first love, which is Creative Writing. I am a huge bookworm and film buff. I also like theatre (the costume department), classic rock and folk music, and trying new things.
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