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Baby Love Poem Analysis

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Baby love I know you love poetry, So I will try and express what I feel for you. Jaan nothing in world compares to you. Not the sky
Not the stars
Nothing 's more precious than you are
Not the moon
Not the summer warmth of June
Nothing compares to the feel of you
But sometimes they question is all of this really what she can do?
I answer, as long as her love remains true
Nothing on earth compares to you Not money
Not the threat of being deceived
Nothing could make me turn out and leave
Not another
Not a girl with something more would make me turn on the one I adore 'Cause I love you
But sometimes they question, is all of this really what she can do?
I answer as long as her love remains true
Nothing on earth compares to you You 're a …show more content…

Got very emotional na? I am not very good at poetic stuff, but I can write really good raps, and for you

For you, I wanna write the sickest rhyme of my life
So sick it 'll blow up the mic, it 'll put the dyna in mite
Yeah, it 'll make yash wanna jump off a bridge and shit himself
Words so strong, it 'll jump off your screen and read itself
Yeah it 's the best thing I could do right now for you Pari is to rap
So I 'm gonna love you till I die, yeah I 'm a do it to death
And instead talking about death, I 'd rather celebrate your life
Hold your hand and Elevate to new height,
Get on a stage and shoutout your name, I will need two mics
Cause the way that I 'm feelin ' tonight, everything I can just do right
There 's nothing that you can do wrong, love too strong and not just too hyped
Just ask them boys to finish the conversation and bust it
They 'll never catch up, to all this love that I 've mustered
Baby I know you’ve had bad experience and fought through a grieving process
Tryna process your pain was making me nauseous
But now baby I will never let any depression

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