The title comes from a line in the poem Black Light (II) by David St. John published in the Spring 2002 issue of Blackbird. It started as a free write exercise in my writing group. I liked how it came out so I'm sharing it.
Swift and uncomplicated love
Permission to give myself
to you
to me
to this moment
to say yes to life to believe
the lie
that it will be
Swift and uncomplicated love
It's not about shame
or wounds
or scars
or religion
or psychology
It's about investing in what I most want
Reliable warmth in my old age
and not
Swift and uncomplicated love