Looks Are Not That Important
We alll go for looks
Rather then whats within
That we all shall seek
My cousin dated a man because he had it all
The money the cars the popularity
But he lacked something that was very important
It was the X that marked the spot
The key to her heart that held her true love
It was lust she felt not love
She was so caught up on what people thought of them
That she never felt the warmth of a real hug
Till she met a nerdy library clerk
And felt a instance connect they talk for hours
She felt so at home
She didnt she a nerdy guy
But yet a handsome hulk
It was his words that grabed her
But his personality was reeled her in
So you see looks are look books they get old
But a warm PERSONALITY is like a lifetime pot of gold!
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