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If I Was Yours

When I think about you and me I think about what we couldn't be we were always on a red light and I always prayed for green. I wanted to unzip ya and than resew your heart on my sleeves I'd drink you like vitamin water because you've got what I need I know I aint loso but I can spit on any beat And for all you females hating right now Imma need you to go take a seat If you like my movie so much get a DVR and keep it on repeat Talent seaps from my pores so I don't need to trick for no treat We were on two different trains one going to brooklyn one to miami I wanted a collison so badly I would have took it even if it happened accidentally I feel like I've caught the holy ghost these feelings have never happened to me I try to keep my distant but like lighting from the sky you keep unexpectingly zapping me I said Dr what's wrong with me? She did a pap smear test and everything came back accuately she said I'm sorry to tell you miss but your falling in love I said "nah you missed the basket" she must've been shaqing me. but as I left her office that day all I could feel was thoughts of you attacking me We must have been in the deep blue sea because my heart felt like sharks were making a snack of me All I wanted is for this to end up happily but like thelma and louise sometimes you've got to drive off of cliffs. I'd rather be in jail for life than to never have feelings like this. So I never regret my day dreams. Just like I'll never forget your lips. I continue to relish in the moment as my heart does triple back flips.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2010




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Date: 4/21/2010 5:58:00 AM
A fine write I enjoyed it
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Date: 4/21/2010 5:00:00 AM
I wish you a day of love, sunshine and inspiration beyond your wildest dreams Shahana. Thank you for sharing your poetry today. Love, Carol
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