English, 20.09.2021 07:50 hgfgu829

This poem is for a project i need to know if it needs anything changed and how good yall think it is the poem is called you : so cold and alone
when I'm with you I feel warm and at home
time wasted thinking about you
to tango, it takes two
like roses you have thorns
like a bull I have horns
ain't nothing I want more than your love
you I truly adore
all this pain
can drive us insane
from hate, we have nothing to gain
you're the light in my darkness
you're the life in the face of death
I ain't want no one else
love you with all my heart
thinking about you lately
without you I'm crazy
think about you daily
you're a caterpillar
you're becoming a beautiful butterfly
ill love you till the day I die
love is all I need
love is all I want
I can go fast
but I have to take it slow
can't stop thinking
but I will always dream
about you

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