The Promise
In the deepest part of me
Is the deepest part of you
For you’re my inspiration
My passion so true
When I’m at my very best
You’re there in every line
The music from my heart
You’re the maestro so fine
I remember you
Back in the day
When we were both so young
And you stole my heart that way
Upon the road of love
I followed the signs
You bring out in me my best
A passion of lyric and rhyme
For a man to write
Poems of love
To put everything else aside
To expose himself there of
Love to this degree
Will pass the test of time
And you’re the soul reason
It lives in the heart of mine
I don’t know where you are now
But you’ve always been in my life
No one could hold a candle next to you
My heart’s one and only wife
To you Sharon and myself
I made a promise easy to keep
I told you I’d always love you
This pact of love I speak
Copyright © Accidental Poet 2017
- Author: Sharon\'s Poet (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: April 26th, 2018 20:28
- Category: Love
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Comments6
sweet words of love and promises
Thanks Ron. I appreciate your reading and comment.
Super lovelorn write AP.
Thanks Andy. I don't mean to be repetitious in writing of Sharon, but I will admit it is my strongest vice.
There is nothing repetitive on writing about the one you love, it just shows how much you love her and you just cannot get her off your mind - it is wonderful.
Thank you Andy. I appreciate that you understand how I feel about her.
A fine write AP.
Thanks orchi.
Isn't it lovely that you still think of her as time goes by...........
Thanks Lorna. She's always there, the reason for my smiles.
Thank you Accidental Poet.
An enchanting beautiful poem.
Keep writing
FineB
Thank you FineB. I'm delighted that you enjoyed reading it.
I love this poem and felt this love that you feel for your wife. This is the love i hope tho feel someday. Beautifully expressed,
Thanks Mary. Although I wish I could say she's my wife, I've not seen her since we were both 14 years old. She had to move away in 1971 from Massachusetts to LA, California.
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