Thirsty


Thirsty for your attention

It was from your pitcher I wanted to drink

Your words

Your laughter

Poured over me

 

Hungry for more of whatever you gave out

Sometimes less than I wanted

Sometimes more than I expected

No matter how you served your time and attention

Regardless of the price I paid

There were many twists and turns

Not all were fun

I understand now

See more clearly

Stand that much more firm

But like where I am

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