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Fledgling Love


Here are two souls both now intertwined,

And united they have weathered alot.

They've handled it well, not loosing their minds

But that is not saying others have not. 

 

But these two together have been through so much

It's suprising it has taken no toll,

It seems only these two can love as such

maintaining it through their united goal.

 

Yet in light of this, the future's unclear;

In terms of that topic, they both feel lost

All they know is their feelings are beyond sincere 

And that they'll wind up together, no matter what.

 

But neither can know what the future will hold,

They're but young authors, with stories yet to be told. 

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