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Forever Continues After We're Dead


She smiles as she looks at him

Mesmoriezed by his eyes

Light brown with a twinkle

Kind of like the stars in the sky

 

She smiles as she looks at him

Mesmoriezed by his smile

And he has this funny laugh

That melts her heart into a puddle

 

She smiles as she touches his hair

And kisses his soft lips

Her hand in his

Her heart does flips

 

There's so many things that she loves

She writes on a tissue

"I can kiss you forever.

Even after we die forever would still continue"

 

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