A Poetic Insanity Plea

By Lucan Lobban

"Poetic Insanity" takes you on a boat ride over the many choppy waves of love in this fast pace modern day society today. At times it's very didactic, and other times it's just the realities of love and relationships.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jul 15, 2015
• ISBN: 9781503581326

Lucan Lobban

One who has always loved the art of painting pictures with words. Finally put his eccentric weird thinking pattern to the canvas to give you art in a clever, humors form.

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Notice

Did you notice her new hairdo?

Well, did you? Of course not, because it’s all about you.

What’s ironic is that she did it for you.

You’re so smart you’re a fool.

You can’t see that she’s crying out to you.

Just for some attention or a compliment or two.

But no, it’s all about her reassuring you that she still loves you.

Well, allow me to school you.

Because it’s obvious your father didn’t train you.

A woman needs more reassurance than you do.

She should be told on the daily she’s beautiful, even after a baby or two.

Or a pound or two.

You see, insecurity is a disease that you can keep away from your lady only if you treat her affectionately.

Reassuring her constantly.

Telling her you love her habitually.

Noticing what she did with her hair and telling her it makes her look even more sexy.

Shooting compliments at her like you’re military, because it’s your call of duty.

So in conclusion, just know this: if you don’t apply any of this, she will eventually give you a two-week notice due to the guy on her job named Curtis, who noticed!

Necessary

You’re just as necessary to me as soil is to a seed.

Water is to a tree.

Sunshine is to a leaf.

When I look at you, I’m just in utter disbelief; I feel as if I’m a thief.

How can someone so beautiful belong to someone so pitiful? And when I say beautiful, I’m not talking about just your attributes that are physical but specifically your mental.

The way you believed in me before I achieved despite your family telling you, you can do better than me.

And to be honest, back then, deep down inside I kind of agreed.

But you stuck with me despite my repeatedly falling down, never kicking me when I was down but always helping me off the