Girl If I tie the knot would you be forever close
or sometimes depart?
A Celebrity marriage?
Or my Siamese twin?
Could I trust You to walk blindfold?
Could you be my eyes & lead by hand?
If I was ugly would you be ashamed of me?
Would you treat me like a newborn & kiss me?
If I was cold would you comfort & wrap me tightly?
If I was far away would distance come between us?
would you wish upon a star?
Blow me kisses?
Wait on me or just fade away?
If your friends hate me would you still care for me?
If I got fired would you still be my Real Housewife?
Or Would you cut?
Would you call your mom & make a sprint?
Do you want forever love or just a quick fix?
If I catch a grenade for you,
would you call me a fool?
Or kiss my aching boos,
The question to ask
are you my hero Baby?
About the Creator
Sean Noble
Poetry from the spiritual mind expressing Ways of creativity. Read passionately mini sadness, pure happiness. I have no Stripe account but will accept gratuity via PayPal. [email protected]. Thank you. Most High First Every Day.
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