All lovers have some flaw or quirk
And learn that after wedding's kiss
Love is a shitload of work
Moods and passions don't always work
In perfect matrimonial bliss
But reveal each flaw and every quirk
Lovers learn of other's quirk and think
"How can I live my life with this?
Love is a shitload of work"
Then life becomes just sleep and work
And loving word becomes a hiss
At every flaw and every quirk
"For who should bear with such a quirk,
When blisses are all set a miss?
Love is a shitload of work"
Yet love forgives the spousal jerk,
And lovers learn when life's amiss
To love each flaw and every quirk
And love is a shitload of work.
About the Creator
Judah LoVato
My collection of sometimes decent writing
Which I've left "there" for seekers to seek
Though I lack the grandeur of that Pirate King
Perhaps these pebbles can be a light
In this life, this laughing tale
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