Love For Eternity.

Goldfinch60



There she was laying next to me,

The love of my life was back.

I looked deeply into her eyes

As she did into mine,

That love so strong between us

As it always had been.

We were back in each other’s arms,

Our hearts as one

As they had been since that first day,

That first day we met and fell,

Fell into a love that would never fail,

And in all our years together

It grew stronger each day.

Now she was back with me

As she always will be.

I woke from my dream

But knew that she was there,

Would always be there with me,

And one day

Our Spirits would be as one

As we go together towards eternity

With our love forever with us.

  • Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 8th, 2021 01:39
  • Comment from author about the poem: I awoke from this dream this morning.
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 42
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  • orchidee

    A fine write and true, Gold.

  • Fay Slimm.

    Your beautiful words are indeed reminders that love last forever - - love never fails as it is part of the permanent and therefore love never dies - what a wonderful gift is love --- thank you so much for sharing that happy dream with us dear Andy.

  • JonathanB

    Just beautiful. I can really relate to that after 37 years of marriage to the love of my life.

  • L. B. Mek

    just beautiful, I will never tire of reading your wonderful depiction of that love, life so fit - to gift, you and your treasured wife..
    'emotive' doesn't even begin to do your dedication's justice Andy

  • DesertWords

    Soon I will share a 60th anniversary with my Love. Your poem reminds me to celebrate each day, each moment. Thank you.

  • dusk arising

    It's written in the stars. You only need look to the heavens at night and it is as plain as day and written in your heart.
    One day we shall all share the bliss of the love we have lived.



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