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Love Bound


We have come to a point In our relationship where We’re trying to see If me and you are gonna be... FOREVER Like Floetry, All I gotta do is "Say Yes" to the fact that I wanna be yours for the Rest of our lives To explore what the paths Ahead of us have in store For our future. To travel a long road of Arguments and apologies Slamming doors and opening Hearts for forgiveness And breaking up and making up A lot of times I think about What people say about what's Being grown in this little courtship But Jon B said it clearly when He said "They don't know" About the things that you and me have Planted in this garden called Love You see because at one point My heart was "Crying out for you" And I didn't know if I wanted to be With you or him, but "As we layed" In each others arms talking about The "What If's", I finally knew that You were the one that had the "Sweet Love" that I was looking for. So now I think if I could ever come Up with some reasons why I loved you, It would be because you "Believed" in me, When I was in trouble, all you said was “Come with me" I can take care of you, I can give you the "Streetlove" That you need, you my "Angel" that I prayed for, Your "portrait" stays in my phone to make me smile, And without you, I would feel "Incomplete". Sometimes when I hear you say "Please don't go", the "Melody" in my head Just starts to make me weak And I want to be in your arms again And a lot of times, I wanna know how you feel So I want you to just "Say It" and let me know "When" I know we have our ups and downs, But I wanna "Make It Work" and become The "Beautiful" Woman that I truly am and for you to love me.... "Flaws and All"
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