Of course, I love you,
as a leaf would love
the branch on which it grows.
Of course, I want you,
as a wing would long for
the air to take flight.
Of course, I await you,
as the earth awaits
for us all...
The poem conveys that love, desire, and waiting are as natural and certain as life. It intertwines human emotions with universal, timeless forces, portraying them as essential to existence. Love is not questioned; it is accepted as a fact, a force as fundamental as nature and mortality.