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M.C.


M.C

Dear future husband, my companion for life

I never thought I'd find love at the young age of sixteen

But that's the best kind of love, a love unforeseen 

Together we're unbreakable, no matter our greatest strife

 

You are the lock to my key, the honey to my bee

The one that makes me strive to be the best version of me 

I stand up for what's right and acknowledge my wrongs

I make sure those around never feel they don't belong

You support my decisions and hope for my success

Not undermine my feelings or tell me how to dress

 

It's always been an adventure, the happiest and no less

From Disneyworld to drive-in theaters, it's truly been the best

I can't imagine taking on the world with anyone else by my side

Someone who understands me, someone who I can confide 

 

You're never shy from showering me love and affection

Yes I know, I'm the world's luckiest girlfriend 

From head to toe, you're the definition of perfection 

Thank you for coming into my life, you're godsend

 

On days I don't love myself, a mirror full of flaws

I can always count on you as the one I can call

When I wished I was anyone, anyone but me

You'd reassure me, "you're beautiful, I wish you could see what I see"

 

You taught me "Face your problems head on, never walk away

Speak your mind always and never be afraid"

My standpoint on the world has always been naive

To trust with no bounds until proven otherwise

Nothing's wrong with the power to believe

It's just better with an ally that won't tell you lies

 

You made me realize that love isn't a feeling, but rather a choice everyday

To agree or disagree, but love and cherish in every way

But most importantly, you're my freaking best friend 

I'll love you forever and always, until the very end.

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