Do You Know Your Worth? (C) 7-10-2010

Do you know your worth? Your last relationship was with this boy that was mighty fine And you felt divine every time you’d see him shine For many other girls they had to stand in line With no reservations because only you and him could recline You introduced him to everything in you Welcomed him into your venue Served him without an order placed from a menu The spark of passion between you two was so sensu-ally Idyllic but you began to miss him and intui-tively You began to believe you misjudged if he wanted you sensually Or sexually, was he after you mentally, or visually Without a care for what you’ve done to pursue his feelings To direct towards you and now you’re thinking Without him what is your worth I know it hurts And you tried to go to church To soothe the pain but what was it worth Blinded by hyperbolized praises, so prayer didn’t work Tried to regroup with parties from your friends’ visual amusement and mirth But was simply demanded to shake it and show the boys the way you can twirk So what are you worth? I can see clearer now without the use of an eye glass Yeah I’ve struggled too in my pass but my anguish bypassed And by pass I mean like a night flash For the moment its there but I knew it might last But the only way it might last is if I widen my eyes to the fright casted Upon me but wouldn’t that only blur my vision under an eye glass I know what I’m worth! For I’m the one that made the glass shatter What does it matter? You wouldn’t ask the reason to run home to a batter So if the ball is in my park I too can hit it flatter Than when two sheets of wide ruled gather I’m no Mad hatter but my hat’s madder Because it knows I no longer need it to hide my crown to get at her I know my worth! My crown is to show my regal sensibilities Physically and mentally You can even add spiritually If that’s the reason she’ll get to me I can see your worth, just give me the chance so you can see.