If you love me
for what you see,
only your eyes would be
in love with me.
If you love me
for what you’ve heard,
then you would love me
for my words.
If you love
my heart and mind,
then you would love me
for all that I am.
But if you don’t love
my every flaw,
then you mustn’t love me –
not at all.
By Lang Leav
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