I do not just want you to love me Poem, by John Thomas, at My poetic side

I don't just want you to love me,
I want you to be strong enough to leave me.

I don't just want you to love me,
I want you to burn and ache for me as I burn and ache for you.

I don't just want you to love me,
I want you to be here now. To save me from myself.

I don't just want you to love me, I want you to really truly madly psychotically desire me.

I don't just want you to love me,
I want you to hurt me. To make me feel real loss and heartache.

I don't just want you to love me,
I want you to let me be perverted.
And you can be as perverse as your twisted mind can lear and snarl.

I don't just want you to love me,
I want you to peel back my armor and expose me to the world as the mess I am.

I don't just want you to love me,
I want you to stand by me and show me how to live again.

I don't just want you to love me,
I want you to wear my heart and soul on you like a talisman.

I don't just want you to love me,
actually.... I'm a liar, and a fool.
It's all I've ever wanted. No questions. No catches.

I just want you to love me.

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I do not just want you to love me