9-9-16 Sea Shell
•Sea Shell•
Saying I love you is like giving someone the key to your secret box
They might unlock it
Yet again, they might not
If they do , you trust that they close it back up and never tell a living soul
Saying I love you is more than just a sentence in an essay
More than something you say to clear the air
Saying I love you is like giving someone your favorite pair of shoes
They could clean them every day
Or stomp around in the mud and ruin them
Saying I love you is like calling someone on the phone at 2am and hearing them cry
Listening and hanging onto all of the details
Like everything they say that has hurt them stabs you even harder
Whenever they hurt, it hurts you right back
Saying I love you isn't something you throw in the ocean and let it sink
You leave it on the beach and wait for someone to pick it up
Like a sea shell, rough and slightly cracked but still a home for a lonely crab
Find your I love you
Hold onto it and hang it around your neck
Clutch it to your chest and never throw it back in the ocean
Because someone else might make it their home
But they were never meant to dwell there
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