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I still love you


Even after 40 years of marriage I can still feel a tingle when I look into your eyes. I can still hold your hand and never want to let go. Your smile can still erase my days stress, Your laughter can still put a smile on my face. you still find ways to surprise me with how much you know about me. I can still look at you and wonder how you fell in love with someone like me. After spending almost a lifetime by your side I can still say I love you As much as I did when I first kissed you
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