If the stars are just a doorway to lifetimes that could've been, I suppose I'm hoping a night like this never ends. Where I've found myself in your embrace, gazing lovingly into graceful eyes-- you and your words, lips, & promises.
Time may sour hope, but it proceeds to season love.
I suppose- the sweetest would be this temptation. If you ever dare say those five words longingly I've yearned for-- to come out of the pome mouth of your's, clothed in the darkness but illuminated by the basking moonlit night.
Say them, say them.
So resonant the sky is given light:
"I'll never let you go." & infinities are far longer than promises, your voice so vigorous, so dignified.
Garishly-
as I awake the next morning the corrosion of my ear's occurs while your proposal came across as thunderous roars upon vast skies and growing grounds; the salt of the earth is mixed with the rain.
Children can sing, can rejoice in this reassurance-- today and tomorrow shall not be forecasted with any pain, we're in the same hours.
Hold me closely, that if the Rapture were to take us mislead; equating how pure our love had been. we will only be garbed in what is our redemption wholesome & good- willed I would rip through the edges of every cosmos to perceive where this would take us again- and again.
As fate would have it, In every universal tear we are together always
A backwards code never to be deciphered perhaps, not in words but in tone and more importantly in a ribbon wrapped song
A song of us— crossing oceans and aging old, but if not love and cherishing one another was it not worth our weight in gold, as we are richer than one man together you & I.