George D. Miller Poet Rhyme

Passing Years

Twas many, many years ago
That we betrothed our love
A union for the two of us
Sent forth by God above

We are no longer young in years
We've wrinkled some with age
But love endures, yes love sustains
With each timeless turning page

Love is something you cannot touch
No matter age or season
What causes enduring love to last
There is no rhyme or reason

Perhaps we see each other
As we were from years ago
God's love or us has caused our love
To thrive and continually grow

God's love for us is timeless
A thing that time can't touch
And still we utter to each other
I still love you very much

Although our hair is tinged with grey
And wrinkles line our face
God's love for us is steadfast
With His enduring grace!

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Poet Destroyer A January 30, 2016 at 5:44 PM GEORGE, Dropped by to say hi and congratulate you on having your poem selected by Soup's Administration. This is a wonderful poem to have featured on the homepage. Always & Forever! LINDA

Jaycee Cervenka March 5, 2015 at 11:47 AM Very nice flow and rhythm to this. It is a good description of a long-standing stable marriage. This feels like something I'd write for my husband of 21 yrs, although I'm not claiming gray yet.;) George D. Miller March 5, 2015 at 2:08 PM Janet, try 60 years and the love keeps getting better. God bless you and may your 21 years turn into much more. Grey is the color of the day. George.

Emile Pinet March 5, 2015 at 11:24 AM The poem flows with a pleasant beat and the words say everything by evoking thoughts within the reader's consciousness because it is so easy to relate to the message of love in your poem. Emile. #7 George D. Miller January 25, 2016 at 8:17 AM Thank you all for your sincere comments. I hope to read your submissions in the near future. George.