Poetry & Art

I Say I Love You

I say I love you

As often as I think I can,

Always at good-byes,

“See you later, I love you”

Just in case.

In case of anything,

In case of life happening,

Life ending.

That will be the last thing

You hear from me.

Because it’s weird,

To always be saying it.

Can you imagine?

“Pass the sugar, I love you.”

“Turn up the volume. I love you.”

“I hate that song.

I love you.

I love you.”

But at the same time

I find the ways I need

To tell you.

Like messages in plain sight

That your eyes pass over.

I say

“I made you tea.”

I love you.

“I saw this and thought of you.”

I love you.

“Let’s watch that show

We both love.”

“Be safe.”

“Stay warm.”

“Drive carefully.”

“Let me help.”

I love you

I love you

I love you.

 

 

Author: Tasha Mapes
Email: [email protected]
Author Bio: Writer and poet, California born and raised. Loves animals and volunteers at a youth club.
Link to social media or website: https://www.facebook.com/tmapeswriting/

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by Tasha Mapes

I was born in California and now live in England. I'm a non-traditional Christian, a writer and poet, mature university student and part-time English tutor. I'm an Aries who loves animals, isn't afraid of bees or spiders, and has cats and a bearded dragon. I have several tattoos and live with my mom and brother who are my favourite people.


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