You Have Me Confused

"You Have Me Confused."

Just because you took me to dinner it doesn't
mean that I have to go to bed with you.
You have me confused with a female because there's a
difference between a woman and a female if you never knew.
Just like there's a difference between a male and a man
and from your reaction I can clearly see.
You haven't grown up you're still a male behind the foolishness
that you're trying to play on me.
Where you had a female who will screw you if you have
have her hair and finger nails done.
You have me confused in a bad way because I'm not your
whore or your prostitute I'm simply not the one.
I have no self esteem problem and I'm not hungry
for your money I work to make my own.
I've been doing what it takes to care for our responsibility
so if that's all I am to you please begone.
You got me confused with a female and you should know
the difference by having a Mother but I guess not.
Just because a few females who lack self esteem and virtues
who are in the ass very hot.
It doesn't mean we are all like that a real woman doesn't
want a wet ass she wants to be cared for and Loved too.
You ever hear of romance being sensitive to a woman's
needs instead of her behind her heart you should pursue.
The trouble is too many females have settled for the
B.S. off a male and have made it bad for the rest.
They need to grow up along with you males because you
create trouble but can't take care of the mess.
You have me confused but you're about to get your
people straight and then you can go.
Because first of all there's a difference in what I am
now and the person you thought was your Ho.
The only thing we have in common is our child but
that's where it ends so sad to say my dear.
You need to know that what we shared was with a
different person let me make myself clear.
You have me confused I don't lay down for a Scooby
Snack that ain't happening especially not tonight.
You have me confused with the person I used to be
there's a difference now so please get your people right.

Inspired by a conversation with Stephanie Denise
Shalom
shelly david wright, poet
healingheartspoetry@yahoo.com