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What About Me? (Poem)

*what about Me?* 

You admire the beauty.
You love the curves and shape. 
You just want all of her.
BUT WHAT CAN ADD MORE VALUE TO HER? 

You beg.
You call.
You text.
All you want is her saying "yes"
Your greed, the proposal.

You  want her to accept you.
Will you accept her?   
You want her hugs.
But will you be Truthful? You want her to stand by you. 
Will you fight to protect her?

All you want is your satisfaction. 
WHAT ABOUT HER? 
All you want is your happiness.
WHAT ABOUT HER HAPPINESS? 
All you want is your own success. 
WHAT ABOUT HER OWN SUCCESS. 
You want her to live for you. 
WILL YOU DIE FOR HER?

What about her.
WHAT ABOUT HER.
Be a little bit considerate.
Just maybe, that's all you need to do to be happy and loved.

Love and be lovable. 

WHAT ABOUT HER?  

##BabaLove# 
#trulove is me.
#HopeExpression 
#PVM 
#PrinceVictorMatthew

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