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A Perfect Sonnet: Worth the Wait


There's something about you I can't explain

Something that keeps you from leaving my mind

You are what occupies most of my brain

It must be because you're caring and kind

Or the way the light reflect from your eyes

Or even the way you make me smile

You never fail to give me butterflies

I love you; you are certainly worthwhile

So as long as you are here to adore

That is far beyond satisfactory

But know that I'd wait a lifetime for more

If there is a small possibility

Although it can be rather frustrating

The point of this is I will keep waiting.

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