Swear It on Your Favorite Sweater
A poem for new love
We should make a living will
For the very end
When you and I aren’t lovers
And we fail at being friends
You’ll want back your sweaters
I’ll drop them in the post
And cry at night when I reach out
But cannot hold you close
We should make a promise now
Before it falls apart
To be kind to each other
Even with a broken heart
To practice being grateful
Even if we aren’t forever
To remember the times fondly
When we were happy and together
While we’re in this place of falling
And can’t ever imagine it could end
Promise me your kindness
If one day we’re not even friends
Even if you want to promise forever
In this place of ease and bliss
Swear this on your favorite sweater
And seal it with a forehead kiss.
Originally published on Medium
About the Creator
Crystal Jackson
Crystal Jackson is a former therapist turned author. Her work has been featured on Medium, Elite Daily, NewsBreak, Your Tango, and The Good Men Project. She is the author of the Heart of Madison series and 3 volumes of poetry.



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