I don't want you,
If it means getting rid of all my male friends,
Pulling down all my social media pages.
I don't want you,
If i will be forced to text you all day,
Because you're so scared of my charm,
That someone else will see it,
That the magic behind my eyes will fade,
That my smile will brighten someone else's life.
I don't want you,
If it means I have to explain myself to you every evening.
I don't want you,
If it means I have to drop my crown in the name of submission,
If I have to endure hours of meaningless conversations,
Of the drinking escapades and runaway fairy tales,
Of the fingers crossed because of gamble games.
I don;t want you,
If nuisance is your second name,
And nag is your sobriquet.
I don't want you,
If your ignorance is stronger than your charm.
I don't want you,
If the inches between your legs is the only thing you have to offer.
I don't want you,
If the sprain ointment will be my daily dose,
Waking up to sprained backs and twisted hip bones,
Because the gymnastics of our bed,
Leave no nerves untouched.
I don't want you,
If your thirst is unquenchable,
And your pleas unbearable.
I don't want you,
If it means you lazying on the couch all day,
As I secretly install nanny cameras in the house even in the absence of the baby.
No, I don't want you,
If my sarcasm is foreign to you,
If you cringe at the sound of my words,
And my hearty laughter irritates your skin.
I don't want you,
If your mother's talks will be my soul nourishment,
If your ego is bigger than your dreams,
And your careless talks the daily burden I have to bear.
No, I don't want you.
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