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I Love You Today and Tomorrow


I love you today 

I love you and all our sin

I love you tomorrow too

 

Your gentle words

They seem wrapped in twine 

It can slip and free meaning easily

 

They hide in the dark

Athough they are as bright as the sun 

When they are set free

 

Boisterous lines fill the air 

It is a camoflauge of you 

I see you well never the less

 

That is not to say you haven't peirced me 

You cut through like a butchers knife

You have laid me out and made me fall to peices 

 

I love you and the time you take 

It will only make me yearn more

I will love you today and tomorrow

 

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