I’ll love you, sure—But not by rule, Not like they taught us back in school. No roses, poems, or holding hands,Just matching socks and learning plans. You’ll know I care when I repeat your coffee order, Word for sweet. When I remember how you hate the texture of that paper plate. Don’t ask me to make perfect sense— My heart is wired like a fence,All tangled vines and odd repairs,A mailbox full of unpaid cares.But if you need a place to land—
I’ll build a world with just one hand.

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