True Love

True Love


When I think about our love for each other;
It brings a tear to my eyes.
You love me the way I always thought lovers should love each other;
Without your love, who am I?


An empty shell, devoid of life
And lust and passion and feeling.
Without your love, I shall surely die;
You made me a King, when you became my Queen.


My everlasting heart’s desire,
You ignite my passion, like a raging bush fire.
For nothing can stop this feeling inside.
My true love, my favourite drug,
Without your love, I would surely die.


My intense love for thee, 
Cannot be described, with words man can speak.
For in your eyes it is clear to see, 
Your love for me and your honesty,
Allows me to be all I can be, 
Would want to be and could ever hope to be.


(C)2013 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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