A Man's View of Love

“A Man’s View of Love” by: Eric L. Boddie Why does the blame always fall on me Is me being the worst the only way that it can be For your mere enjoyment, I give every bit of myself You’re more than my woman, you’re my greatest wealth And I only ask for your understanding for the days that it rains But, over the simplest things, you have to nag and complain Then there are those days when I can do nothing right Because before I walk through the door, you have already started the fight I have never cheated on you, and I pray I never will But sometimes girl, you make me want to get ill And if I do cheat, it will be my fault, and if you cheat, it is still mine Because the blame falls on me each and every time And God forbid that I be late because I’ll never hear the end I don’t even try to fight because I know I can’t win I just have to take it and take it and take it and take it My only hope to calm you down is to try to get you naked That is my power, my only advantage over you Because no one has ever brought you pleasure the way that I do Don’t I lick you and don’t I stick you just the way that you like it And your g-spot, with every stroke, don’t I strike it I give you your greatest pleasure, and you cause me my greatest stress Because you think I want other girls, but I understand that I have the best And I’ll jeopardize that for nothing because I need you to mother my every child Because the most beautiful thing God ever created was, simply, your smile Not how it looks on your face, but how it reflects the beauty in your soul Which is why I love you baby and with you is the only way I will grow old