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I don't need You


I am worth more than a once over,

Do you know how long it takes to look this great?

Sun-kissed skin and raven black hair,

I am unique and I do not need you.

I am not meant to be a secret,

I need a man to appreciate me.

Someone to love this milky honey Goddess from Venus.

Sometimes you have to be your own hero 

Don't worry about those prissy girls who need a man.

I am an independent woman,

I am not more woman if I have curves,

Or if I have breast the size of Mars,

I do not need to have up,

I am not a statisic I am a woman,

A woman who doesn't need you anymore,

And I'm happy I finally realized it.

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