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Conquering Love


What is love? Love is something wonderful, magnificent and true. A long time spent putting together this puzzle called life and the missing piece was you. Most people think that they have the upper hand but the cards have yet to be dealt. The presence of mystery, combined with the absence of fear, sometimes might turn out to be the worst pain ever felt. But true love conquers it all, with my arms straddling you like a belt. As long as you stay right here by my side through the thick and the thin, ill be by yours, like a conjoined twin. Ill be your other half, the best of both worlds. A little stubborn and ruff around the edges but still sweet, never sour, like the power puff girls.
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