Friendzone
The Friends's Zone
It is the place that could be the best place or the worst place to finds oneself.
Do not fear the friendzone..it is just a place like any other place.
It is not purgatory......the red fires of passions are burning there.
I have resign myself to the friendzone with my lady love....
I am in the best place to get her....why attempt to flee this nice place
Oh so I can say that I have escape the dreaded friendzone?
Oh no,I do not want to run away from her that put me further away
But I am here in friendzone...knowing that it is possible to marry here
here married to my beloved ldahoan princess...with blessings showing down from
heaven. Yes,I see and understand that this is a very long shot,but God has the
bow and the arrows to squarly hit the target of my lady love's heart
Cupid can shoot elsewhere his arrows to the hearts of other lovers with his bow.
God,the blessed virgin,the saints,and myself has the friendzone love affair...
Much Faith,Much Work,Much Power,Much Glory will all contribute to
the happening of this wanting to capture the idahoan lady for marriage
She is worth far more the highest bride-price
Since I am not with any cattle to give to the idahoan royalty for the princess
who I love so much....can I still marry her..in the proper way
The battle is raging in the spirit world,the earth is shifting to hold the answers
to the many prayers coming from this friendzone of ours.
I am hounding the lady in the spiritworld with my prayers.
My love,I am praying for us in the place of ours where we came in goodtimes, but
now we are far apart in the wide friendzone of ours
We are strangers who happens to friends...far friends,close strangers,faith siblings.
This South Carolinian Prince shares the Friendzone with this Idahoan Princess.
We both are somewhat happy with ourselves here in the friendzone.
Saints and Angels of Heaven,Pray for us!
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