I Love You Endlessly

I Love You Endlessly
By Lori Steindorf August 6, 2026

I'll never condemn you 
or put constraints on us
For I love you with all my heart, 
soul and mind
We forget and forgive of past pain
And pray it won't well up again

We fight, we argue, we call each other out
But we emerge stronger
The Good Lord has always 
guided us through troubling
times - there can never be a doubt.

Our family is interwoven intricately
We're built to withstand the test of time
Eternally - for eternity - like it or not, you're stuck with me.
Through space and time, I'm so grateful you're mine.

I love you unconditionally
I love you before, during and after
heartache, heartbreak and strife
Since the day I was born
for the duration of my life
even when times of duress -
Remember - we are blessed.

I abhor when I cause you grief or stress
For you afford me forever comfort and love
that'll never fade
You possess the power 
to heal my heart after it breaks.
And ease my aching head
after making countless mistakes.

I'm firmly blessed.
I'm firmly blessed.
I'm firmly blessed.
For You Two.

I can't live without your boundless
love, energy and humor you infuse 
in my world. Without you, I am lost
and lonely - stranded in the cold. 
I know this - it's happened.
For you two - my dynamic duo -
are meaningful and everything to me.

Vital in all facets in life.
With you on my side
I can never be steered
in the wrong direction

I love you endlessly - ceaselessly - endlessly.
Continually craving your love and attention.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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