Date a girl who writes poetry because the human emotion is magnified to her. Not magnified in a sense of faked expressions and heavy sighs and gasps but in an internal lens only seen by her. Seen and held by her like a precious mirror encased in a locket and when she stares at you all she can see is a reflection of herself but a more attractive inspiring version. She looks for the best in the worst, for the highs in the lows, for the sweet in the bitter because when she pens it down the paper is the first to understand the impact of the situation.
Date a girl who writes poetry because sometimes you won't understand what she say, she might start to rumble on about a leaf, a smell,a tire oh yes you heard that right because you might see a tire but she sees an eternal fire that will spin and rise but only if you give her space to express then you will see what she sees and only then will you be let in to her world, her deepest secrets, her inner fears. Date a girl who writes poetry because with her words she is able to form scenes, scenes with you and her in them, scenes with dark bears in them, scenes mainly imagined and that show her biggest dreams whether its to lie in a stream or build a steam machine only her mind and her paper know.
Date a girl who writes poetry, because maybe just maybe she believes in poetic love, the Romeo and Juliette kind of love but with far less delusions that death is better life ,because having you there will be a reason for her to wake up stare at the sky and liken your free spirit to it. She may not be able to quote Socrates, Plato or Diogenes but with her words entangled like a web she will be able to soothe your inner soul. If you are ever to break up with her she will mourn you and trust me there will be a poem or two inspired by the tears caused but that will help her build more memories and it's her therapy, her go-to safe place where she can be herself and move on better. If you are keen enough to never let go of her you will be her daily muse and a beautiful memory of you will be engraved in her heart like a wonderfully kept secret that only you two know the true meaning to. Date a girl who writes poetry
Date a girl who writes poetry, not for floetry or mystery. For every simple hue with real clues but you won't see there ain't no blue, just crimson red and snow white. What am saying, the sad truth is you'll be lost in her
ReplyDeleteDate a girl who writes poetry coz hers is a simple life, a cute dimple she flashes only for you bimbo. When you can't see the bingo, imma take her leaving you single again what a shame a aa a-a I got the game to tame and win the dame. We light a flame
Date a girl who writes poetry, she'll use a whole page to describe your first kiss, ten more to pen the barely present bliss therein letting in that you're a cocky hen on a wild ride, boy you hit wide. Being a blonde prince you'll miss it following her around like a bound hound, what a misfit.
Date a girl who writes poetry its a rite and her right, be her doll, always in sight for her attention to fight
Date a poetic girl. It's fun to read and figure, every word she conjures is a clue to life not only answers but every why to confirm she's high on words not drugs
Date a poetic girl her pen is a gun, paper the range and you the target. You'll never argue, she's a budget not high class mistress for a useless midget like you. This may sound strange
I'll date a girl who writes poetry, she'll use her charm to disarm ensuring hers I am. But more so she'll try to confuse me my ego diffusing my words constantly reusing to gain leverage
She's true to her word, easy to understand we're set for the long run, Sue this is true
Disclaimer-she won't know I'm poetic, her bullets I'll be dodging her emotions digging and when she thinks am leaving, she almost becoming crazy I'll turn around and rig in off her feet lifting my queen changing the script refilling the ink to read my FREAK----- ing KING. HA HA I got the ring, sorry fellas, this is my little thing
Criedlaughter I love your version, it put a smile on my face
ReplyDeleteGlad it did Sue, thanks to you, it spurred something in me that's almost always non existent
ReplyDeleteAm glad it did, I should start writing more now, you just convinced me
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