Complete Me As A Man

By AH

 

She told me she loved me

Then told me she hate me

She told me I let the block change me

4 better or 4 worse

Do you remember those words?

She said a girl like her I do not deserve

And maybe she’s right

And maybe I’m wrong

But I been searching for this type of love 4 too long

That’s why I’m holding on 4 dear life

Hoping to get a chance

To make her believe that I can be a better man

As rough as I am and as crazy as this may seem

I am still scared to let you know the real me

But I’m tired of being tired

And I’m ready to take a chance

Because you are my girl and you complete me as a man

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4 Comments

  1. algernon on August 23, 2012 at 6:38 PM

    Hi A.H. The few people I’ve known who’ve truly shown me that I could be a better person are always with me. Even if they’re not actually in my life anymore. They’re with me in my heart. Even on my worst days, their influence never ceases to be important and meaningful. This is just a beautiful poem. Thank you for writing it and sharing.

  2. Seharyeli on August 26, 2012 at 1:32 AM

    I love the intensity of each line and rhyme…I feel it. You are already a better man for being able to pour yourself out like this, into every line. It takes courage and it takes heart–you have both. And for anyone who doesn’t see it, they choose not to. You know who you are, and that is rare nowadays.

  3. eddie on October 5, 2012 at 4:54 PM

    this peom relates 2 my brother 4the better or 4 the worse he still don’t know

  4. Mbachur M on July 18, 2013 at 11:36 AM

    Hey AH,
    I really like this poem here. Love can also change for the better or worse, I’m glad it’s giving you a positive spin on things.

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