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A love note for her


The cold air and my skin collide I got my jacket and came inside I turned my head and you I saw Your beauty left me in shock and awe I'm truly blessed by your complexion Something about it screams perfection Your sugar lips and your rosy cheeks Make my day seven days a week You glance at me, I lose my breath My heart is pounding, I'm scared to death There's something about you I just can't resist But do you even know I exist? There's love in your heart yet you keep it at bay But love isn't love til' you give it away
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