You And I

In the realm of love, an intricate dance,
Two souls entwined in a fleeting romance.
Though distance may grow, and memories fade,
In my heart, your presence is forever laid.
If you had asked me in my younger years,
I would have denied any possible tears.
I would have painted visions of eternal delight instead we unknowingly forged armor from the shared wounds we sowed in each other's hearts.
As seasons change and time slips away,
No longer lovers, but souls intertwined,
In eternity's embrace, your spirit I find.
In this fleeting life we roam, 
Promise me you won't forget our ties as we wait for fate's inevitable claim, because in the next existence, I'd guide you to heaven's doors where angels dance.
When you gaze upon them, a sense of belonging will embrace you, for in my eyes, you've forever been an angel. They shall perceive in you a reflection of their own souls, they will offer you the sweetest of greetings: 'Welcome home.'"
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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