I Love Monologue

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I guess this really just can't wait. Baby I truly love you. The first day I met you, I knew I'd love you for long time. With your deep, velvety voice and the seductive shape your eyebrows took, I fell for you; I fell hard. Each time I saw you, I spotted another feature I admired about you. I acquired a deep affection for you. I wanted you to know. I grasp your soft palm and we intertwined our fingers! It wasn't a mistake! The next day we talk, mutually agreed we didn't want to stop talking. I was wrestling that day and when I received that news, I was tickled pink! I went out on the mat and won my first match ever! I knew then I wouldn't give you up! Not for the reason of winning a match, but because you impacted my feelings! For once I felt

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