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Shall I compare thee to


Shall I compare thee to a spring's rain?

Nature's winds that sometimes remains silent,

And the rain drops that come and go away

Forever being the most defiant.

 

I'm loving the refreshing and cool breeze,

My body feel when ever you come close to me

Why ever ask for you to move northeast,

If here we have all we like and need.

 

As long as there are rainbows shinnying bright,

Through the dark cloudy moments of our times

There shouldn't be a single rainy night

That can get to ruin our sublime minds.

 

I hope you know how much you mean to me.

You're the sister that god forgot to give me.

 

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