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love poem


My heart leaps uncontrollably each time I gaze upon your beautiful face,

The exquisite masterpiece that paralyzes me,

Freezing all but my heart,

Beating faster than even my fastest race.

My eyes lingers on you each time we met,

Never satisfied, never contented,

Always awaiting the motion of your irises

Hoping and fearing it would catch my sinful pupils,

Embracing me with your ever charming features;

 Though our gaze last for only splits of the second,

It fills me with everlasting happiness even as I turn away in fear.

You are the apple of my eye,

The ray of sunshine on even the darkest of my days.

My heart lose every ounce of its courage upon your appearance,

My tongue ties and my check blushes at the sound of your voice,

My feelings for you have passed the limits that I could bear.

You are the one and only valentine you could hope for.

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