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Indescribable


I love you she said to me

Your fat but I love you for who you are

She said your fat like that won’t leave a scar

I accept you for who you are

No matter how you’re ugly, too tall, or not small

I love you even when the boys don’t call

Because I’ll be your friend, flaws and all

But you are not my friend you will never be

Because I love you doesn’t mean the same to you as it means to me

I love you means acceptance and gratitude

Don’t take it out on me because you have an attitude

You take me down to bring you up

But it’s about time for me to stand-up

I cutting you off I can’t do it anymore

I’m not the same person as I was before

I won’t let you walk all over me

You say take two but I say take three

It’s not real love you say it because it has a nice ring

I don’t love you ooh that’s got to sting

What is love you may ask?

You wouldn’t know so let me bask

Love is the opposite of what we had

It is having someone’s best interest at heart

What we were was wrong from the start

It’s euphoric and powerful  

And all you make me do is feel undesirable

I’m done with you

I hope you find love I really do

But this isn’t it, it can’t be

So let’s break apart find what love is

Because if it’s really what they say

It’s indescribable

 

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