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A plea for your love


Your beauty encourages my mind to aspire, Eventhough, I now found it difficult to respire; Mind me not that I also terribly perspire, But only if you allow your heart to be inspired. Leave your love for me to easily claim, Just as my mouth sincerely exclaimed, Tho' others might have so acclaimed; Just as your gestures proclaimed. Make your love available for me to trust Then you'd have cured me of all my lusts, O'wise, it'd be the most painful thing I've lost, My heart is fragile, don't allow my heart to burst.
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