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When Love Goes From Sweet To Sour
October 1, 2014
You say to let you love me
So am I your dove to be?
Be good to me
And I’ll be good to you, you’ll see
Let me love you
Till I turn blue
So sweet and kind
Taste like white wine
Seeing you at night
Gives me great delight
Tell me if you want me
Tell me if you need me
Am I your wife to be?
Am I yours to have?
Let you love me you say
But you stay away
Can’t find a reason why
Never said goodbye
Let me love you in return
But instead I burn
Waiting for you to come back
Sort of like finding a needle in a haystack
© Yoko K., Madison, WI
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Some relationships start with a love thats so sweet and over time it starts to turn sour/