Counter point: Good counterpoint requires two qualities: (1) a meaningful or harmonious relationship between the lines (a vertical consideration—i.e., dealing with harmony) and (2) some degree of independence or individuality within the lines themselves.
I'll wear my normal shoes this time / then, maybe you'd like me better in the sunlight / If I build a raft, will you stay with me then / and fall in love all over again?
if you asked me, i’d fall into hell with you. i’d go anywhere. i could do anything. anything! but i can’t stand it if you’re not here. don’t imagine i could be happy without you. don’t run away. don’t run from me. please… i beg you… please don’t leave me alone.