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Your Love


Engraved in my brain,

The love that you gave,

And the memories that we shared.

Oh, how I love you so much!!

 

The feelings I have for you make my heart race.

While your love escapes through the arteries,

Like thousands of awaken bats in a cave

Quick to affect my body.

 

First, the lungs, where oxygen is needed

Yet you take my breath away when you kiss me goodbye,

Luckily I survive until the next day.

Or when you give me those hugs

That shows how much you miss and love me.

 

Then your love trickles around my stomach.

That’s when I start to get nervous

And the butterflies begin to flutter.

 

Continuously it makes a pit stop to all my bones,

Making me feel weaker than

Eeyore dragging big old Pooh with five jars of honey.

Yet when I’m around you, you’re the Energizer Bunny,

That keeps going and going and going…

 

Finally, your love travels through the veins back home,

Only to recommence its cycle, as my admiration level rises.

From your smile, your laugh, and your sexist jokes

To your intelligence, your inquisitiveness, and your intrepidness

You always amaze me!! ^.^

You’re the love of my life and my other half.

 

Prometo mi todo y te amo por toda la eternidad!!

Siempre y para siempre!!!

 
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