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Ugly heart


Okay you're pretty,

Your genetically a boy from Tennessee.

A greek god born and raised in the city,

And I have fallen for you blindly.

 

Okay you’re glorious,

With dazzling dimples and a chiseled chin,

Your face is a work of art,

On the outside but not within.

 

Okay you’re seductive,

Sipping away at Sexy Rosé,

The mood is set,

You the predator and I the prey.

 

Okay your deceptive,

You came off so calm and collective,

Stole my innocence with a gentle kiss,

Shattered my heart with your smile,

And shook the ground beneath me with your words.

 

Where a soul once was,

There is a deep abyss,

I believed in your lies,

I believed in your kiss.

 

I should have known from the start,

It's such a pity,

A boy so pretty with an ugly heart.

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