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Crippling Love


You scream, you shout

Words richocet through the room

I cry and pout 

You should not have been my groom

 

I stay because you loved me

 

We love and conquer 

However unhappily 

We smile, we laugh

Apperances are all we can deliver

 

I hope that you still love me.

 

You leave, I cry 

You're words are disheartening 

You fix the mess with a single lie 

Although this is not working 

 

You are supposed to love me

 

We're supposed to smile, to laugh, to live

We're supposed to compromise and live merrily

We're supposed to have unlimited love to give 

These things are happy, the key to living healthily.

 

This is how you should love me. 

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