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Aeternam Amor (Latin for "Everlasting Love")


In this world I am but a man,

Crossed with confusion and stooped with dearth.

But with your love and inspiration I stand,

And rise to a vantage between Heaven and Earth.

 

On this podium I see crystal clear,

So that I can carry on without fear,

Into the unknown I can venture with hope,

And live out the words that poets once wrote.

 

Like the architect of an enduring design,

I will construct a love of everlasting shine.

And like the blacksmith of a great sword,

I will forge a bond others can work towards.

 

Resembling a soldier with bold alliance,

This union will complete the voyage and wage war upon defiance. 

Until the time comes to journey above,

 

And then forever strong will remain our love. 

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