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Your Everything


I want to be the smile that spreads across your face. I want to be the one that no one can replace. I want to be your dreams when your sleeping alone at night. It doesn't matter if they think it's wrong or right. I want to be your danger, your everlasting thrill. It shouldn't have to be a man and woman to be real. I want to be the blood rushes through your veins. Who are they to decide our gender can't be the same? I want to be the heaven that you run to when you’re afraid. I want to be the tree under which you seek the shade. I want to be the sky, the ground, and your world. But most of out of everything, I want to be your girl.
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Comments (2)

jordymac89
I love it!
becwilson3223
I love the repetition! Very well done

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