When Someone Truly Cares






when someone truly cares about you
they make effort not excuses
they see pass attitude and behavioral traits
they go out of there way to make life better


when someone truly cares about you
your presence just becomes a blessings
your fault and flaws are welcomed
your thought are an extension of their brain


when someone truly cares about you
the latest tech is yours
the sweetest sweet is yours
the nice chocolate is bought

when someone truly cares about you
what else really matters
the joy of being loved is shown
the appearance of being grateful is known
the heart beat a little slow

when someone truly cares about you
they definitely would let it show




This is dedicated to everyone who truly cares for someone.


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