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Love's Encounter


You saw me as more than just "Sasha"
You saw me as the life of a party, 
Just like that zebra Marty
You always told me smile,
And to go full out wild,
As I would crack these jokes
You always said I had the craziest laugh you've ever heard
Though I've been called ugly in the eyes of others,

you'd wipe my tears and say

"f. them, they can suck my utters, cuz as you can see,

unlike you, they lack true beauty,

You was different from most,
And you knew how to make toast,
I was that girl who smiled, through pain, 

and when I fell, You remained Never once did you left 

And a love letter I wrote to you years ago which You've kept.

Everytime I see you,
My heart skips a beat
Its like a drum, 
Without a rythmn
As I lay in my bed reminscent 
A walk to remember,
I see you standing there 
Hugging me in the rain
And as you lean over to kiss my forehead, you whisper in my ear,
"Everything I am, it's because of you, OH and more thing, I LOVE YOU"

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