Loyalty
I don’t need the stars if your eyes are near, 'Cause your gaze outshines every chandelier. While the world plays games and hearts drift fast, Mine is yours—first breath to final gasp. Through chaos, through calm, through silence or storm, My love stays fierce, it don’t conform. I ain’t just here for the pretty days, I’ll ride for you through hell’s wild blaze. Others flirt like sparks, brief and bright, But I’m the wildfire that owns the night. I don't ghost. I don’t fade. I stay and fight— For your heart, your dreams, your soul’s delight. Loyalty ain’t just some word I throw, It’s tattooed deep in my blood’s slow flow. So when life cuts deep and your world feels cold, I’ll be your armor. I’ll never fold. No lies. No masks. Just truth and flame— Say my name, and I’ll do the same. ‘Cause baby, forever ain’t just a kiss, It’s living and dying in loyalty’s bliss. Loyalty is not loud, my love— It breathes in the quiet things. Like warming your hands with mine, Or brushing tears with wings. It’s knowing your flaws and loving them still, Not needing perfection, just sharing the will. To hold, to stay, to never trade— Not even for stars that beg me to fade. It’s the gl
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