To My Future Mrs. Chapman

July 1, 2021

To My Future Mrs. Chapman Poem by D’Vante Jerrell Chapman

To my future Mrs. Chapman,

I promise to ask how are you, how is and was your day, say good morning, say good night, kiss your scars and make them fade away, everyday

I see silhouettes of our perfect life together

Time without hours and days because our love will last for infinity

Sweep away the trash, pick it up, and dump it

Empty the baggage

Then lift you up in my arms and hold you down for a lifetime

Baby unwind

You’re safe in my future

I’ll never leave you lonely, nor will I leave you to question your worth

I respect you

Divorce isn’t an option, cheating isn't an option

Only a faithful commitment

With a spiritual connection

That takes us to Heaven, and then back down to earth

And sweetheart I’ll take care of your heart with sweet and pure intentions

I’m sorry I failed to mention

These aren’t just a gentleman’s confessions

These are your future husband’s marriage vows

I love you today, tomorrow, and always, your future husband,

Mr. Chapman

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