by Neshele Crockett

Created on: February 20, 2009

COMING FROM A GIRL...

Love is like a tree. The apples on top are the good ones. They are the ones who stride among the wind in neverendless flow. The middle apples are the ones who have nothing but a smile, but don't care. They flow through the wind, like half broken branches, and almost hit the ground. They flow like leaves. In neverendless devotion. The bottom apples, are the ones who aren't good. They brake really easily, and flow through the wind, just for a moment. See, the middle, and the bottom apples are like seasons. They come and go. But the top apples can just seem too good for anyone. And some guys are just too scared to climb all the way to the top, and get the good apples. They can want to climb, but while their climbing they get caught in the branches, and all the unuseful leaves. They go for THEM, because they are more closer to them. They are too lasy to reach higher. Others, climb half way to the top, and get stuck with the apples that are only there for a season. THOSE apples willn't pleaes you for long. Then there are those who want to get the good apples. They don't allow their selves to get caught up in all the emotional stress with the other apples that are no good. Those apples get brused. The guys who climb all the way to the top, get the good apples. The good apples are the girls who have been waiting the longest for a special guy, just for them. They shouldn't. There aren't many guys who search and find good women like those. Then in winter, ALL the apples are gone. Some of the good apples get blown away, or covered in snow, because with all the males in the world, they are too selfish to find the RIGHT woman. Then new apples appear. Those apples are always a blessing. But with men, there will always be obstacles. Those obstacles are the bad and uneven apples in the world. I know I am the good apple at the way top-tip of the tree, blowing in the wind, just waiting. Will a guy come and find me. This is MY love story

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