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To BAE or not to BAE


BAE means before all else. Its a term of endearment used by teens. To BAE or not to BAE, that is the question. Whether tis nobler for the mind to suffer The pains and stress of high school relationships Or the loneliness and fear of staying single By opposing all? To you- to me No more, and by no more i mean we’re done. The heartache and the thousand text a day That eyes so long to see, it’s consuming me! That only I wish to live- to laugh To love, perchance to date, aye there’s the rub. For in my years of teen what dreams may come? When we have shaken off these times of toil We must pause to remember: to respect The ones that made a calamity of our lives Those who broke our hearts and took our time To significant other’s wrongs, and our pride. The pangs of despised love, the BAE’s way.
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