I don’t like saying “I love you” May it be at the Height of passion or A passing, daily fancy I don’t like saying “I love you”.
I would rather Tread close against Your warmth, Hard-pressed in the Outdoor rain, I would rather laugh Uninhibitedly, loud Loud enough that those who play Among the clouds Hear my joy, I would rather steal The sadness off your Chapped lips ‘til Every mem’ry is but a shadow Of yesteryear’s Pain
I don’t like saying “I love you” May it be before the Gates of heaven or Against the blindfold of Darkness, I don’t like saying “I love you”. We owe our love More than that.