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Defintion of a Man

If you ask me what I got
I got my man, and that's alot
I do not mean to be a snot
Just let me tell you what he is not...

He is not a man who always lies
He is not a man who always cries
At night he sings me lullabies
Then looks at me into my eyes
He will not ever wear a disguise
Time spent with me, is time spent wise
He is not like most other guys
He keeps it tight with no loose ties
He tries so hard, atleast he tries
He will not leave with sad goodbyes
He does not give me allibyes
He likes to always organize
His love could fill up all the skies
And most of all, his love never dies

So if you ask me what I got
I got my man, and that's alot
I do not mean to be a snot
Because a snot is something I am not.

Copyright © Jaclyn Peterman | Year Posted 2007

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