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Poem Defintion of Love


Late nights and long talks, deep sleeps and day walks, I do things that I shouldn't do 

I do them becuase I LO.... I dont know  if i should say it . Would it seem that im

impatient, could it be im moving fast with your sweet talks and goofy laugh.  Maybe

its how you come and save the day and often wipe my tears away. Maybe it's 

because you saw me first when I was going through the pain and hurt. The time you

made sure I was ok and that time would be every day.  Put your feelings to side

showing me the real you I almost cried. Your so tough and brave but when it

comes to me you melt inside  with pure emotions, pure thoughts and devotion. It's

safe to say the line drawn has been erased espicially when I make my puppy dog face.

We lift each other up when we are low and have faith in each other until  our hope shows.

You know what I think  im going to say it because I know you would like to hear.

Im talking slowly and im about to say it until he cuts me off at my second lip movement.

He states "I just want you to wait a second, i know your talking but im impatient . I love your smile

and the way that you talk, I love your personality and even the way that you walk. I wouldn't change 

nothing about you besides your last name and let your bare hand wear a wedding ring. I know were

young but its  something I must say, that you are my women crush everyday! My mom really loves you 

and that is great, your the first girl I  ever  took out to eat, even the first to let our familes meet. Its hard to say this

and at first I thought the moment was untrue but Naomi King.." We both said together "I LOVE YOU" 

 

 

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