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Tree of lembent


I wish for you to be in my arms

While I'm still here for you.

The petals that decorate your hair

Are beautiful on you,

But you don't need them.

Your beautiful the way you are.

This is a vow to you, My Darling

May this tree give blessings to us

Between you and I.

When we kissed,

We shared trust, commitment, and love.

The tree is our only witness, 

Look our initials is on the bark, My Love.

The wind against your face and heart,

A withered sign with an engraved statement.

"Two lovers of the flower tree, once separated by the wind,

once again together as one by the same wind."

Are you really the 'one'?

Fate,

Shall be our intials.

With a last kiss when the wind takes us.

"The everlasting love dance between the flowers shall end, 

and then separated by the wind from the same tree."

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