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Unconditional Lover


Unconditional Lover

You are a woman with predilection, exuberance, creativity, care, and understanding. You are a woman with deep feelings of intense desire, passion, warmth, and attraction. You are a woman that loves yourself unconditionally, that approves of yourself and others when trials and tribulations occur. You are a woman that accepts that I’m “good enough” along with a level of patience and understanding. You are a woman that will inspire me to attain for my highest thoughts. You are a woman that recognize your value and worth and thereby produces a state of pleasure within the relationship. You are a woman that speaks the truth, yet doing so without withholding love. You are a woman that is an inspiration because of love but is not- attached to the results of love. You are a woman that acknowledges our love, even when you don’t approve of my behavior. You are a woman that gives me space to make my own choices, my own mistakes, my own failures, and follow my own success journey. You are a woman that is supportive of me and my visions. You are a woman that’s friendly, compassionate, thoughtful, and God fearing. You are a woman that supports and accepts me for who I am.

You are an unconditional lover.

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Suave Da Poet

I am a Author, Songwriter, and Poet, which I do all listed with an extreme passion. My first book I published was in 2011 entitled: "When the Heart Speaks" which is a book of poems. I'm 32 years of age and has been writing for most of my life. I currently work for a Foster Care Home, where I am a Life Skills Specialist/Entertainment Director where I teach the kids Poetry as well.

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