
You're Love Is A Switchblade
Your love is a switchblade sharp with memory, cold with the storms you survived. I see the fear behind your quiet, the way you brace for the hit that never comes from me. You’re not dangerous. You’re wounded. And I’m not here to fix you just to hold the pieces you don’t know what to do with. Your love is a switchblade, gleaming with a past that never learned gentleness. But I’m not afraid of the cut some truths sting before they ever heal. I KNOW WHERE IT HURTS! I FEEL WHAT YOU FEEL! I won’t step back when the sharp parts show. I won’t run when the shadows rise again. You’re not too broken. You’re not too much. Your love is a switchblade in moonlight silver, trembling, almost holy. I see the way your hands shake when you let someone touch the truth of you. You think you’re all sharp edges and apologies, but in this quiet, you’re softer than you believe a frightened heart still trying to remember how to beat without flinching. Your love is a switchblade but not to wound me. It’s the edge you show when you’re scared I’ll leave. I won’t. Not for the ghosts. Not for the scars. Not for the fear that taught you you’re hard to love. YOU ARE MORE THAN WHAT CUT YOU! YOU ARE NOT THE BLADE! You don’t have to hide the edge from me. You don’t have to soften the steel. Let me see it the truth, the tremble, the part of you that fears being held. Your love is a switchblade but I take it gently. Because you’re not dangerous, just human. And I’m not leaving.

