i.
mahal ko
No matter how long it shalt taketh to meet;
I wilt wait an eternal span.
ii.
amica mea
I shalt be in long-suffering;
To kiss thine feet, on mine knee's and hand's.
iii.
Mo grá
Through ourn waiting;
I shalt taketh thine incise, and warm thee with fire taking thy ice.
iv.
mon amour
Mine spirit is thy window;
Mine soul is open to thee alway's as thy door.
v.
agápi̱ mou
I loveth thee, forever mine queen;
Just sayest that thou loveth me to, forever we shalt be.
©Brandon Nagley
©Earl jane Nagley dedication
©Lonesome poet's poetry
Sep 26, 2015
Sep 26, 2015 at 8:02 PM UTC
i.
mahal ko
No matter how long it shalt taketh to meet;
I wilt wait an eternal span.
ii.
amica mea
I shalt be in long-suffering;
To kiss thine feet, on mine knee's and hand's.
iii.
Mo grá
Through ourn waiting;
I shalt taketh thine incise, and warm thee with fire taking thy ice.
iv.
mon amour
Mine spirit is thy window;
Mine soul is open to thee alway's as thy door.
v.
agápi̱ mou
I loveth thee, forever mine queen;
Just sayest that thou loveth me to, forever we shalt be.
©Brandon Nagley
©Earl jane Nagley dedication
©Lonesome poet's poetry
All the beginning of the stanzas are words meaning my love.,
