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Thinking of You


I’m thinking of you, even when we’re apart. To you only I’m true, with every ounce of my heart. When we’re together, I don’t know sorrow. I want to be with you forever, let’s not wait ‘til tomorrow. Through the good times, and bad, we’ll have one another. Even when our world’s sad, we shall lean on each other. If only just to embrace, and whisper “I love you” in your ear. Then look up at your face, and realize you’re all on earth I hold dear. Although the wind outside may wail, our love will not be shaken asunder. Through it all victoriously we’ll hail, and our bond will resound like thunder. So let’s not stray, but always be steadfast. Our interwove rope of love won’t fray, but our bond will forever last.
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