My Sweetheart
My sweetheart,
I want to give you something new,
To tell you something very much true,
That I never was able to tell before,
Because my fear was immensely hard to ignore,
But I am in love with you.
At first, I did not see this possible,
Because how could this ever be cognoscible,
But as our relationship ignited,
And I began to feel relighted,
I realized that the spark was explosible.
You became my moon and stars,
As I was lacking memorable memoirs,
Your laugh is music to my ears,
Your smile makes me forget all my fears,
And your personality diminishes all of my scars.
I know that I will be leaving soon,
Because to growing up I will no longer be immune.
Even though you may not be in my future,
I hope that you find an amazing suitor,
That you will be with on your honeymoon.
I adore you, my love.
Jazz
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