Writer's love
Don't make a writer fall in love with you.
For the writer's love is unconditional.
Don't let them fall for you, if you haven't got the strength to live with them forever.
Don't, because after years, when you will believe you've left the memories far behind;
You will find yourself in some book,
described by the thread of words.
Your smile and your laughter inscribed with proper commas in some paragraph.
The path of your stream of tears flowing down your face, the curl of your lips, the shade of your eyes, your careless blabbering during anxiety and chirpy annoyance when happy.
They will haunt you with their pen describing every thought you shared, every promise you broke.
The jokes you made, the laugh you had, Every castle you built together and every war you won.
After you've done messing with them, they'll remind you of your cringes with every minute detail possible.
They'll remind you of your first meeting, how u wanted them at first sight. The feeling of butterflies in the stomach and how with every passing minute it resides.
Don't make a writer fall in love with you, for a writer's love is irreplaceable.
They will display every memory, happy or sad. They will let you remember what you had.
And then they will make you realise how foolish you were to leave them behind.
And finally you'll regret not falling in love with the writer, who knew every deep detail of your flaws yet loved you so profoundly.
For the writer's love is unconditional.
Don't let them fall for you, if you haven't got the strength to live with them forever.
Don't, because after years, when you will believe you've left the memories far behind;
You will find yourself in some book,
described by the thread of words.
Your smile and your laughter inscribed with proper commas in some paragraph.
The path of your stream of tears flowing down your face, the curl of your lips, the shade of your eyes, your careless blabbering during anxiety and chirpy annoyance when happy.
They will haunt you with their pen describing every thought you shared, every promise you broke.
The jokes you made, the laugh you had, Every castle you built together and every war you won.
After you've done messing with them, they'll remind you of your cringes with every minute detail possible.
They'll remind you of your first meeting, how u wanted them at first sight. The feeling of butterflies in the stomach and how with every passing minute it resides.
Don't make a writer fall in love with you, for a writer's love is irreplaceable.
They will display every memory, happy or sad. They will let you remember what you had.
And then they will make you realise how foolish you were to leave them behind.
And finally you'll regret not falling in love with the writer, who knew every deep detail of your flaws yet loved you so profoundly.
posted by Anshu Sharma @ August 27, 2016
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