My Love,
O’ how I love her,
How I love her more with each passing day;
She who stole my heart it is for her to always save,
Until time washes over us and we are but aged and gray--
With each day lived thereon like the last for us to laugh and to cry,
To love like we did when youth still filled our eyes--
But that is when I will hold you tight, like I did on those summer nights
Long ago;
Or feel loves warm hand the way I felt it first, there--in the falling snow--
So long ago,
Would it of been to us then,
But I will kiss you like it was our very first: I will make you shy again,
Rub my nose on yours, make you smile again...
For our love knows no censure;
Niether is it beguiled by Time,
Yet remains chaste of his pressure--untouched by his evolving nature--
Always to be to be softly reassured in this truthful rhyme.