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Intertwined


The more I gaze into your eyes

 the more I'm intertwined

And lost in all of you beauty within and out.

My love for you feels to last an eternity.

And that's what I call my little infinity.

 

His voice brings me back to earth

When everything seems to be going wrong.

A single touch of his makes my whole body warm up

Even in the coldest winters.

This feeling is what I crave.

This is what I want to feel all my life.

And for that I can say I truly love you.

 

I have lost the sparkle I had when I saw others.

And now it's only there for you.

Others never leave the impression of perfection anymore.

Only you do, cause I know you are just as messed up as me.

We both share imperfections and that's what make us the same.

It's the sparkle I see in you now and only you, my love.

 

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