The Towel

Shellsea

A towel asked, a towel brought,

but not quite placed the way I thought. 

I long for care in little things, 

thoughtfulness in what he brings. 

 

Don't control me, sharp and fast

as if control is my ask. 

I only mean, "Please see me too —

the how is part of love my coo." 

 

Small moments turn to silent wars, 

yet underneath, my heart implores: 

not just a towel on a hook, 

but proof he sees inside my book. 

  • Author: Shellsea (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 13th, 2025 13:05
  • Category: Love
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  • sorenbarrett

    Short, cute and loving but setting limits and expectations. This poem is nicely done with good rhythm and flow and good rhyme



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