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"Selfish"


Self-centered, self-indulgent, self-interested, self-seeking. Stingy is what I am, In one self that's not even my self. The self-reflection of yourself, That's soo strong and stressfully stubborn. So see i still your fidelity for my self, So no one else feels the infatuation involvement of this partiality passion to part take and steel something so real, To peel under my skin to nibble, bite, and whisper those special things. I am letting someone borrow. That someone that could be anyone. Not I or you but you make me selfish. The lust you create inside of me so warm. I want to crawl into your cranium to steel those cogitation, contemplation, and deliberation of thoughts that made me love, lust, and want every hideously beautiful peace of skin on your body. Every day and seconds of the hours, Only your powers can make me so selfish of someone else. I belch out that I love you forever and a day in every way.
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