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can it ever be a love poem


  I guess you and me,were never meant to be. although when you're near, my legs get weak. you take my breath away, so now I can't breathe. you leave me tongue tied, I stutter and can't speak. then Its dark something jumps then spark. I see you with someone, else he's standing to your left. as you start kissing my heart starts ripping. got these tears in my eyes, my mom always told me. its ok to cry. She picked me up and told me, baby wipe your eyes. I can only try she taking my heart and leaving my soul to die. But yo love was from above, it was delicate like a dove. I'm waiting for my ladylove. I admire your attire, your love is like a magnifier, an amplifier. When acquire, it makes our love fly higher, higher, and higher. this poem is the truth I spent some time to make it rhyme. But since I stole your heart and you stole mine don't you think that it was the perfect crime my soul is in this song and you are on my mind. hearts racing, love blazing. Its no shaking the fact that without you i'm decaying. all im saying, is you're the one, the bullet to my gun, the moon, to my sun, the apple of my eye, the bunny to my clyde. I wont ever want to see you cry, because I want our love to fly high in the sky. this i got is so strong I never felt this way before. its like music i call it home. ever since i saw you I can't never get you off my dome. I'm racing fast to get the key you hold for the right one, the only one, and that is me and onlyme. can't you see? words like birds so free, everyday I wake up not next to you I'm feeling blue like a fool. cause you're my diamond wife. my trophy wife.

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