Fondness Attachment
Your Arabic name I say they most,
My English is not good as it use to be.
I never spoke with I anyways,
Only spoke around you and me.
But that doesn’t matter,
Our talks lead to war.
Our thoughts only lead to more,
Then my thoughts lead 2, 4, more that I could restore.
Nah... I won’t add fuel to fire,
Late night desires.
I hate fights that’s why on date nights,
I always seem to get higher.
Not off drugs, not off hugs, but off love,
Our love is a drug.
My homies told me there were circumstances,
They told me I would be doing circle dances.
At least I’m not a square,
Plus my source wouldn’t put more on me then I could bare, I know love isn’t fair.
So what’s a clown to a serious matter,
What’s love without serious laughter.
I get jealous to see what you’re after,
Man I thought I was faster, now you can tell if our future is limited.
It’s a fondness attachment,
I wake up and noticed your absence.
I try to remember your accent,
But it won’t click because I’m having too much fun without you,
Its juxtaposition,
It’s such a tradition to be different.
But what am I admitting,
We have Hollywood power.
Indefinite hours last longer than my irrelevant showers.
You know the ones…the ones that make your water bill high,
i know its crazy.
We’re Monica and Cue,
Great honors to you.
And I’d rather be blu,
Because I love you.
Fondness is special,
Sometimes corrupt by the enemy.
I won’t grow a rebel,
As long as you remember me.
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