Promise Ring
No promises I promise
But just to let you know,
That promises aren't something to be afraid of,
Because I don't promise to people I don't love.
Promises did nothing but hurt you,
Trust me I know.
But I promise this is not the case but if you run you'll never know.
I promise I won't propose too early but just know I have plans with you in them,
With diamonds and houses and shrubs and arguments about trips to the store.
My intentions are purer than our white picket fence,
I'm sorry- I don't want to scare you away but I don't use the word 'until',
I actually prefer 'since'.
I want to know if this is real
Or if it will last,
Because you don't believe 'forever' exists.
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