Do I Love Thee

Do I love thee? O let me think and let me see. Yes I do love thee with a courtesy of an undyin’ love; With the entirety of my heart; with the gift and the vow from above. With the depths of untaint’d love; infinite like a deep sea; And by my love I swear, I’ll love thee ‘til we see the death of death – And no displeasure, my belov’d, shall loom in our love behind. I love thee unreservedly, as delight fills full my mind; I’ll love thee delicately, with the love I inherit’d at birth. To the breaking of each dawn’s life! – and, if kismet shall choose, I shall love thee better, so better can bring to us eternised eternity; Destiny decided by fate and providence of love without impurity – From enamourèd heart that adores me so fair I dare never to lose. For, I when in love with YOU, shall be liberated from anguish, And if I but die and osculate you goodbye, never I shall languish.