By: Jaileen De La Rosa
Don't mistaken me for a myth,
I am more than what you see.
The scraps of honey at the bottom of the bottle
is what exemplifies me.
Don't mistaken me for a midnight snack,
I am more than a booty call away.
You reckon to intertwine with my body,
therefore I leave you stray.
Don't mistaken me as a riddle,
Hard to figure out yet satisfied when solved.
I am more than something to conquer,
the morals I long for is what I revolve.
Don't mistaken me as egotistical,
I am more than just a pretty face.
Self-love should be praised not overthrown,
women tend to think beauty as a race.
Don't mistaken me as an aid
there to please you and then give you your space.
I am more than just a lover,
but I am not the type to chase.
Don't mistaken me as a game,
Quick to win at first and gets harder through time.
because baby I am blessed to remind you,
that the biggest mistake is,
leaving this irresistible vibe.
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Don't Mistaken Me.
Poetryever feel like society mistakenly perceives you differently because of your appearance? allow this poem to connect with that. As of right now, In this present moment, This day breathing itself. We live in a world where the complexion of your skin...
