For you my love the river bends,
and monsoon rain abruptly ends
Trees one sagging, lean toward sky
in case, per chance, you happen by
For you my dear,
the babbling brook quiets itself
in hopes you mistake it for a majestic stream
while dandelions stand on end
to appear as sunflowers
in the oft chance
that your gaze will fall upon petals
For you my sweet,
even the crescent moon embellishes
so as to seem nearly full
to attract your momentary glance
while winter waves
warm themselves
to tempt you
to dance
and splash among them
But you, my love, notice only me,
and I my love, only you
for in our world,
there are only two
No matter what the
world will do
Jun 22, 2017
Jun 22, 2017 at 10:50 PM UTC
For you my love the river bends,
and monsoon rain abruptly ends
Trees one sagging, lean toward sky
in case, per chance, you happen by
For you my dear,
the babbling brook quiets itself
in hopes you mistake it for a majestic stream
while dandelions stand on end
to appear as sunflowers
in the oft chance
that your gaze will fall upon petals
For you my sweet,
even the crescent moon embellishes
so as to seem nearly full
to attract your momentary glance
while winter waves
warm themselves
to tempt you
to dance
and splash among them
But you, my love, notice only me,
and I my love, only you
for in our world,
there are only two
No matter what the
world will do
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