20 That Special Friend

The first time I saw you I was hypnotized by your eyes, mesmerized by your 
beauty, captivated by your smile, I could not stop staring at you looking at you, I 
love the way you look and your inner beauty too, you’re fun to be with around with, 
easy to get along with, easy to talk to, you’re gorgeous too, cute and you know its 
true, its sexy the way you move, its like a dream come true to have a friend like 
you, you don’t get mad that quick and I love that too you’re like my sun that takes 
away my rain, your like my light that shines my way you laugh by everything I say I 
love when you laugh because that makes my day, I love the way you smell you 
smell so good your smell captivates me every time your near me you smell 
incredible better than anything I smelled before you smell so good it drives me 
insane its hard to explain and I’m happy to have a friend like you someone that 
brings me happiness and is a great person too, the guy that is with you is the 
luck’s guy in the world to have a girl like you because if I was you’re guy I would 
never let you go, I would cherish every moment I’m with you. I would listen to you, 
I would be there for you, I would write sweet poems about you, hell I would even 
sing to you, I would protect you with my life if I had to because there is no other 
girl like you, I would take care of you like a precious jewel that every body wants, I 
would treat you like a princess and I would be you’re king, your more than words 
can explain I’m glad that you’re my friend
Copyright © | Year Posted 2008

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