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Infinity


Settled in the fertile land of my youth, In dust, an unwavering passion lies A challenged, but undoubtable truth That thy soul will forever abide by. Into dark depths let not your mind wander Or ponder the question of thy own devotion, For affection of your love grows fonder With each setting sun which He set in motion If honest happiness carried a face And loving laughter portrayed a name, It would bequeath your magnificent grace And you my love would be one in the same. Loving you is as breathing this dense air Till I succumb to Him, I will, I swear.
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