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Beauty and The Beast


Who could love such a beast you might ask

But you are wrong to be asking

For you should love with your heart

Not those brown eyes

That you use to see through everything but my heart

For if you love with your heart then you can see past

All the mistakes I have made

Which have caused our chances to go down the drain

Along with Gaston

Only then could all the unfair fights be fair

Till then it looks like the force is against me

But one day the odds will be in my favor

Until then my Beast

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