Showing posts with label Poems about Relationships. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poems about Relationships. Show all posts

Find a Girl

Find a girl who calls you baby faced instead of hot or sexy.

Who can't stand it when you hang up on her and calls right back.

Who would sit there for hours looking into your eyes.

Who doesn't care what you look like, but what's inside counts the most.

Who looks at you with the twinkle in her eyes and kisses you on the cheek instead of the lips.

Wants to be with you in public, even if you wear those old grass stained and ripped pants with the bleached jersey like always.

Wait for the girl who is a constant reminder of your happiness and joy.

Who makes you smile just by knowing she loves you back.

Wait for the girl who you give piggy back rides to in public and she still is in view of her friends, while she gets off and you hear her go: "you're the one for me, for always".

Ones that Stay, Ones that Go

It's kind of funny
When you think about it
The people that walk in your heart
The ones that stay
The ones that go
Some encounters are so quick
And others stay for awhile
The impact may be small
So that you don't even notice a difference
But others you can't forget
Because they changed your direction on the road
There's ones that you may welcome
And hope they make a home
There's ones that make holes
But from that you learn and grow
From my life what I have gathered
Is there are two people I will know
Ones that stay
And ones that go
So, my heart will remain open
And what you choose is up to you

Find a Guy

Find a guy who calls you beautiful instead of hot.

Who calls you back when you hang up on him.

Who will stay awake just to watch you sleep.

Wait for the guy who kisses your forehead.

Who wants to show you off to the world when you are in your sweats.

Who holds your hand in front of his friends.

Wait for the one who is constantly reminding you of how much he cares about you and how lucky he is to have you.

Wait for the one who turns to his friends and says, "...that's her."