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Love poem


You taught me that jealousy is a mischievous behavior,

that it comes from a empty head and insecurities.

You taught me how to be free with you, you taught me that love is not a jail.

You taugh me many things in bed including, to sleep an it's best to use it when your in love.

And above all you taught me how to live. 

You also taught me a doubt can be much stronger then reasoning.

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