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Beautiful Disaster


I learned that you can’t put nothing past nobody

No matter who it is

They'll still do them

And hurt you

They can tell you all day

That they love you

And turn around to tell the next

They don’t know you

Then swear to the other person

No one has there attention 

It’s sad

Because to them everything is a game

All them stories were lies

To this day I’ll never understand... WHY?

Why do people do the things they do

Cheating then lying 

Is by far the worst someone could ever do

I'll be the first to tell you

A heart break is one of the worst feelings in the world

It feels like 

Someone tore your heart out 

Then threw it on the floor

To endure that pain 

Leaves you in despair 

Your heart revolves around the question

Does true love exist anymore?

To my knowledge 

Love isn’t always a fairytale with a happy ending

But a beautiful disaster behind a moral lesson

But remember behind every lesson

Comes a blessing

Until then love yourself

For things will always workout 

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