I Would Choose You

Ladywithaquill



I would choose you in every life,

I would choose you to be the king of my heart.

If you’d have me, I’ll be your wife,

It is with you I want my new life to start.

 

In your arms, I would choose to die,

And I’d choose you to be the death of me.

A thousand times I would sin and lie,

If it meant together, we could finally be.

 

After your loving embrace I knew,

Even against God, I would choose you.

Because you are grass and I am dew,

You are the sun, and I am its golden hue.

 

You’re the play and I’m the bard.

You’re the full moon, and I the dark night.

The perfect partners in every regard,

You the rain-soaked street, and me the streetlight.

 

Together, our beauty could touch the skies,

But it is a beauty that not everyone can see.

Sometimes invisible even to your eyes,

Forever hidden, because you didn't choose me.

 

I would choose you in every life,

Even if you refuse me every single time.

Even if it cuts my heart like a knife,

 

I shall choose you in every life,

Even if you never choose me.

  • Author: Ladywithaquill (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 29th, 2024 17:51
  • Comment from author about the poem: Midnights provide great writing inspirations
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 9


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