TAPID
Friendship between two people of the opposite sex,
l just don't get it.
l don't get why you enjoy talking to me more than your boyfriend,
l don't get why you think cheating only begins in kissing and havin sex with a non-boyfriend friend
so is everything else just normal?:
the way you look at me!:
the way you laugh to my boring jokes!:
the way you call me all the time, with nothing to say for that matter;
the way you can't spend a day without talking to me!
After all this you then say,
"you were not supposed to fall in love with me,
you know we are friends, and l have a boyfriend".
Don't blame me for falling in love with you, its your fault.
What was l supposed to do when you submitted yourself to me?
What we have right now is a Godly non-communicated relationship.
Don't tell me not to complicate our friendship when it's already complicated;
actually it is you who is complicating our love relationship.
Your words and your heart are speaking two different languages.
You love me with your heart but not with your mouth.
Tell your mouth to convince your heart first before it convinces me.
Anyway, you can't have the best of both worlds
its either you let me go or you let him go
I, God, am a jealous God;
you can't have a relationship with the devil and still want me close to you,
it doesn't work like that!,
its either you are his or you are mine.
l cannot be a friend with benefits to you
Deep inside you know you love me,
you've just had a relationship with the devil quite too long.
Now you tell me that l deserve better!,
if l should give my love to the one who deserves it, then definitely l will be single all my life.
l do not let go of what l love.
Ask Job and he will tell you that once you taste my love,
and accept to have a relationship with me, faithfulness is inevitable.
My love and grace are sufficient for you.
l will insert in your DNA, genes of contentment, joy faithfulness and love;
till eternal life brings us closer
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