I just want to be happy.
All I ever wanted was to
Just hang with my friends,
Get into some trouble, but still be able to tell.
And to marry you.
And have the time of my life.
I never asked for all the complexity.
I never asked to be recognized.
I never wanted hardship.
I never thought I'd miss those scars.
Have I been heard?
Did I get my wish?
Why did you come?
For me?
And I'd be just fine living with minimum wage.
And I'll slave just because they call love a labor.
And I'd live in any place just to feel at home.
I want to be your charm.
And to be heard.
And to be part of your story.
But until then you holding my hand is enough for my
Happyness
Adrian Cordova
http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/letter-for-happyness/
