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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required As I lay listening to the steady thumping of his heart, I can't even begin to explain how much he has become a part Of me of my life of my heart It began at the very start My mind drifts away When we first met on that day His eyes his smile his outspoken yet quiet way God I love him what more can I say. Time has passed altho still only a bit My heart beats for him louder and doesn't quit Sometimes my tummy still gets butterflies fluttering in it's pit. I'll love him forever you can believe that . I was so guarded so leary of feeling My heart was on the mend but still only slowly healing Little did I know it wouldn't be long and that heart he'd be stealing My love would be showing brightly revealing Tonight as we sit here in our home peaceful and content The days roll by the happiest I've spent No limbo no drama no one hell bent Breathing deeply thinking how blessed I am that this is how my life went After all my struggles and setbacks The sleepless nights and all that my day lacked I'd change nothing from this day back For life wouldn't be the same my heart would still be black My days are now some of the best I've had Even the ones that border on sad I wake up each mornibg now happy and never mad Life is will remain good to hell with the bad
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