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Eternity


She watched him shine

He watched her sigh 

Very different, these two 

But the things they could do

Were beyond true beauty 

And the two could see it so clearly

 

She ran wild and free

Being so graceful and lovely

He ran after his love

With great glee

For she was the only one 

Who could make him this happy

 

They were indeed made 

For each other 

And there never could be another

To match as perfectly as they do

 

So, she loved him

More than the wind in her hair

And he loved her 

More than he could bear

For she became the luminescent moon

To his radiant sun

While he became the soft gentle sand 

To her limitless and restless sea

 

Together they created balance and unity

And may they they stay that way 

For all eternity

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