A Crimson Bloom

Petrichor of Love

In gardens of the time, a crimson did bloom,
emerging in the rainy month of June:
My love seems a melody so sweet,
In harmony do our hearts beat.

As fair thou art, my dearest one,
In the dance of love that we've begun;
I'll love thee till the seas grow dry,
and I swear underneath this boundless sky.

Till the seas shall cease to flow,
And the sunlit rocks in fervour glow;
I'll love thee through the sands of time,
till our love becomes a song in life's sweet rhyme.

Farewell, my only love as we part,
Yet know that you're engraved in my heart;
O Maiden! I'll come again; a promise true,
No distance is vast for our love to undo.

  • Author: Petrichor of Love (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 30th, 2023 11:39
  • Category: Love
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  • Cassie58

    Beautiful. Your love poem reminds me of that wonderful poet from Scotland, Robert Burns. Speaks to me of eternal love.

    • Petrichor of Love

      Thanks, ma'am. This poem is inspired by "A Red Red Rose" by Robert Burns. I appreciate your commentđź’•



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