Blue Eyed Devil
You must’ve been an accomplice to a blue eyed devil
Because you could take the yellow from the sun
I thought you would annihilate me all together
But you like to keep your prey close to your cart
What a brazen game you play
How charming!
You and your catalyst reactions
Just from the sight of your special face
And intimidating stance
A girl can’t help but steal a glance
You facilitate the fall
So there is no sense in arguing
My outer core was hard
But on the inside I was wobbly
I made you such a paramount
When you should’ve meant nothing
But all of a sudden
I’m zip shot smitten all of a sudden
The feelings we’re latent
I should’ve fought ever so militantly
Why aren’t you yet my history?
Oh what a mystery
I think I love our slapdash dance!
I succumb to your foot work
Will I ever listen to the warning and reprimands?
I don’t think so!
You’re a blue eyed devil!
I can’t help but take the settle
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