The Words I Love You.
The warming touch of a mother’s hand
Was soon turned to ice
She abandoned her daughter without hesitation
In favor of someone who wasn’t as nice
This man hurt her and her children, too
Because he said he loved her
And because she loved her children
She left them without a mother
A woman entered the girl’s life
Long after the mother had left
The woman had seemed so loving before
Her wicked side showed with every breath
She broke and tore the child apart
With vicious words and thoughts
But of course she claimed she loved the girl
Despite how often she fought
The father was all that she had known
Even when her mother disappeared
But the things he said to his poor sweet daughter
Made her wish her end was near
He used to be filled with laughter and joy
But it soon became darkness and sorrow
Although he said he loved his child
He never was better tomorrow
Although she had crummy parents
She thought she could rely on her sister
But when the sister betrayed the girl
She ran away and never missed her
They fought from dusk until dawn
Despite getting along so well before
Even though her sister insisted she loved her
The girl had already run out the door
The girl had relied on someone she met
To help her through it all
She gave this boy her everything
But he was ultimately her downfall
He manipulated and tricked
And took control of her life
But he still told her he loved her
And wanted to make the girl his wife
She began to look back on her life
Wondering what could have gone wrong
But little did this precious girl know
The answer was in front of her all along
She finally started to realize
How many mistakes she had made
But in the end she found happiness
In her own place where the horrors would fade
The words I Love You mean to give her strength
To give her peace and hope
The words I Love You mean to hold her hand
Especially when she cannot cope
The words I Love You are not just words
They are simple actions too
Like being there when she needs someone most
And trying to help her through
This is what she learned from life
From the simple words I Love You
She learned the wrongs and rights of love
She learned exactly what not to do
The girl grew into a fine young woman
Despite what others believe
Because someone out there will say I Love You
And they are words they will truly mean.
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