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HAPPY VALENTINE DAY TO MY QUEEN, BARBARA

      (She Is 82, And On The 15th, I’ll Be 84)

 

Everyday,

From the beginning,

Has been Valentine’s Day

For you and me:-

And the old axiom is true:

The more things change,

The more they seem

To remain the same:-

 

Yes,

Over the years,

Much in our lives

Have changed;

Yet, the eternal love

That I have for you,

Has remained the same!

Hey, what else can I say?

And this is always how

It is going to be

Between you and me:-

 

Our onderful supreme love

Is a oneness—gracious one—

Eternally pour out in onement

From the Cistern of love above:-

For us, one and one, will always be two,

That is one, wherever we may be:

Thus, is the love of the oneness of you and me:-

 

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY TO MY QUEEN, BARBARA

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY TO MY QUEEN, BARBARA
      (She Is 82, And On The 15th, I’ll Be 84)

Everyday,
From the beginning,
Has been Valentine’s Day
For you and me:-
And the old axiom is true:
The more things change,
The more they seem
To remain the same:-

Yes,
Over the years,
Much in our lives
Have changed;
Yet, the eternal love
That I have for you,
Has remained the same!
Hey, what else can I say?
And this is always how
It is going to be
Between you and me:-

Our onderful supreme love
Is a oneness—gracious one—
Eternally pour out in onement
From the Cistern of love above:-
For us, one and one, will always be two,
That is one, wherever we may be:
Thus, is the love of the oneness of you and me:-
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February 15, 2026 at 5:15 PM
Beautiful poetry Millard, a poem for your queen to treasure, forever… Beryl
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