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False Advertisement


"False Advertisement" By Lynisha Arceus The label reads I can trust him Cause he promise to treat me right He promise to hold me at night Cause he's not like every other guy His label claims All those things It says he will bring me joy But he brought me pain He didn't even wrap the dame thing Receipts for two at places I never been to Pic of topless chicks Lipstick marks left by them Signs of I am not the only one who's tasting him The warning label did not state this He must be defective How did I not detect this It says I promise to bring you joy But it brought me pain They need to do a recall Or revise it Cause that is FALSE Advertisement! That turned into a Stan That no bleach nor tears from my eyes could wash away A Stan that lays on the suffers An eye sore
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