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Because I love you, I accept you for you

Whatever you do, I'll never be obtuse

As words roll off your tounge, I hear a beautiful tune

A tune that gets me through the treacherous noon

 

Because I love you, I aspire to be better for you

Not only you, but in the future, our additional two

You single handedly make me a better man

A diamond ring on your finger is the only plan

 

 

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