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Love War


I stare into your eyes;

You're the only man I see

Our passion never dies,

As peaceful as the sea

 

We fill our lives with laughs

Nothing could go wrong

We are each other's halves,

Forever's very long--

 

War has just begun.

Your shouts and screams I hate

When will this be done

A million years I'll wait

 

My heart to you belongs

Jealousy takes over me

I dedicate all love songs

Just promise, forever we will be

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yessi.monge

I was born in Rocky Point, Sonora, but came to the United States at the age of five in search for better opportunities. Even though I greatly struggled with the language, I have learned English and am even part of advanced IB courses.

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