Someone
Someone who could write me
A poem as Elizabeth's How Do I Love Thee?
And tell me how much he's lucky
To have me, sincerely.
Someone who could narrate me a story
A tale like those of Giovanni
He will try dearly
Although he's not good at it really.
Someone who will never get tired
Of loving 'tis foolish bride
Flaws of mine he won't mind
For he loves me deeply with pride.
Someone who would teach me with patience,
As if he's the Master and I'm the Apprentice.
He won't mind my incompetence
As long as he feel my presence.
Someone who could sing me to sleep
Though his voice is no Swift
And though tone quiver on tip
Care he doesn't, as long he is no creep.
Someone who could stand by his will
Against all odds; he'd fight till
His righteous beliefs prevail
Even it'll takes a thousand fail.
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