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Every Single Time


In the good

You I love

In the bad 

You I love

When confused

I love thee

When rejoiced

I love thee

 

Come to me dear one

Enter into my arms

You are the radiance of the sun

Let me keep you from harm

 

Remain with me close friend

Though our natures mixed

Coming together with no end

To be one flesh eternally fixed

 

Hear and see your love

With both natures fallen

Never to hold eternal grudge

Or seek each time to win

 

You please me with your presence

Your identity is a promise

Yours is my heart

You’re endless bliss

 

Therefore when we misunderstand

Confused, baffled, Annoyed, Frustrated, Brass, Angry

It is not to divide our presence

Though we disagree

 

What great joy have I

That our finite natures can make mistakes

That I never have to cry

If our foundations shake

 

For shaken foundations

Uprooted plantation

Melted Ice Station

Earthquake effected Haitians

 

None of these effect us the same

None of these have such power

Whether earthquake or battle

I always have you—magnificent flower

 

I guess all I’m trying to say

Is come to me dear one

remain with me close friend

Hear and see your love

 

Regardless of all you are mine

and I am yours

And I love you

and choose you 

 

Every 

 

Single

 

Time.

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Zachary Harris

23, Christine Harris, Lila Jaine Harris. TMS.

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