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Will You Still Love Me?


Will you still love me

When I am not capable to bear children?

Will you still love me

When I am no longer young and beautiful?

Will you still love me

When I am can no longer walk?

Will you still love me

When I am old and grumpy?

Will you still love me

When I can no longer speak?

Will you still love me

When I can no longer embrace you?

Will you still love me

When I can no longer able to hear you?

Will you still love me

When I am bedridden?

Will you still love me

When I am no longer here?

 
 

When you might leave,

I will still love you.

When you can no longer walk,

I will still love you.

,When you may be old and grumpy,

I will still love you.

When you can no longer speak,

I will still love you.

When you can no longer embrace me,

I will still love you.

When you can no longer hear me,

I will still love you.

When you are bedridden,

I will still love you.

When you are no longer here,

I will miss you

So much

That when my broken heart

Can no longer handle the pain,

I will join you.

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