by DELROY NESTER WILLIAMS | |
Published on: Nov 19, 2004 | |
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Type: Poetry | |
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How can she say, “I don’t love you?” She doesn’t know what I’ve been through, Without your love, my heart’s in a maze, Searching with no end in sight For a love I know is right, My love I freely give to you A love that is sacred, a love that is true. How can your mom say, “I don’t love you?” When she knows not how much I would do for you, Knows not how much more you could do for me, Why won’t she just let our love be? From the date, 14th of February 2003 I pledged my love to you, I hope you will someday pledge yours to me. How can your dad say, “I don’t love you?” From my heart I know it isn’t true, The moments passed longing for you, Spent with only thoughts of you, Gazing through my window, Hoping to see you walking my way These minutes passed, feeling like days. How can you say, “I don’t love you?” When you are who I live for, Who I dream of nightly, My love hasn’t wavered Not even slightly, Thoughts of you keep me smiling, Thoughts of you keep me yearning. Then, Thoughts of you get me wishing, That you felt this way about me too. And this question I often ask of me, How can a girl I love so much not love me? « return. |