I want your last name.
Your Sunday mornings and you daily commutes.
I want your phone calls and your quirks.
Your sick days and your hair in my sink after a trim to the beard.
I want your laugh.
Your arms around my waist when I walk by.
Your eye contact.
Your smile.
I want to find your lost keys.
Do your laundry.
I want Sunday IHOP visits.
I want the other side of the bed to be yours, our fingers intertwined.
I want our late night conversations.
I want your silence. I want your heartbeat humming to mine as I fall asleep on your chest.
I want your electricity bills and rent.
I want the white powder all in your hair after work.
I want your twisted past.
And I want to be your future.