Since I Love Thee
In one soft kiss
I thy life borrow
And boldly bring us
Into tomorrow
In trust
In sorrow
Some silent sections
In fleeting form
But let us remain
Through every storm
Loving and plain
In requiem sane
In every furrow
Of founding flesh
We find ourselves
In safe hands smitten
Singing solemn songs
Of love that’s fair
To mislaid souls
Who fail to share
Life’s affaire
As one rare pair
For this composure
Once unveiled
Must be captured
Kept and hailed
Like treasure scaled
For its unique statue
In the strong syllables
Of our amorous chapter
Is, in life, as always
The most enrapturing
Infatuation
Any creature
Willful and worth while
In romancing chance
Can someday indulge in
We wind our winds
In every tending turn
To frame and form
A fending stern
And race along the scapes
Of warming dreams
As petals plane
through blossoms
Charmed disorder
We, too, bring wings of twill
And plant our place
In bundled embrace
With gumption and grace
Together, as always
Through celestial space
As blushing tips
Of telling cheeks unfold
We hold
Many immaculate pages
Yet untold
For then you will see
Forever after
All that’s gorgeous
Aims to flatter
Are dwellings of
A lovesome matter
Since I love thee
And our life to be
I will not wait
Another while
running rouge
Availing time
To squander
And beguile
Another second
In denial
For in one soft kiss
I thy life borrow
And boldly bring us
Into tomorrow
In trust
In sorrow
Some silent sections
In fleeting form
But let us remain
Through every storm
Loving and plain
In requiem sane