To the man, would you want a girlfriend
Who later would become your wife,
Daily her love to you she would always send
For the rest of her natural life.
Men will never leave or break up to be lonely
They leave when they are disrespected, misunderstood, forgotten
Or undervalued or the only
Or when he feels like he is but a second option.
To the woman who wants to wed
So, that she will not be lonely and die alone,
By any man down the isle she wants to be led
Then her destiny to all will be known.
Remember, if sex can make a man marry you
Then all prostitutes would then be wives,
A man stays where he's well loved and treated true
Not where he's well sexed or carried when his time arrives.
Randy L. McClave
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem