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No Matter the Weather


Even though we stand far apart And are separated by many plots of land, you lie in my heart, right below my thymus gland. I'll love you forever and I know you'll fight this endeavor. And if you want I'll knit you a sweater to shelter you from this awful weather. Even if you lose all your hair I'll be there to hold your hand. Just know that I care and remember that your pulse is the melody to my hearts band. I'll be by your side until the dark clouds turn into crowds of light, and you've won the fight. My soul shatters to bits when you cry over the phone. Just promise me you wont call it a quits. Cause' you have grown to be a majestic flower that no one can out shine. You'll get through this awful hour. And in the end, I'll still call you min. So no matter the weather I'll love you forever
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