I want to grow old together with you. In creased skin and crooked fingers, you’ll still look beautiful. And then one day would like to sit with you in a park and have ice-cream. In togetherness we shall watch our children’s children play, running around us. To the world I may be just another story. But to me, you are the word of my stories. Ok, post my speech remind me I need to say, I Love You. I tend to forget a lot these days. Where ever I go, whether half woken or asleep, sane or insane, whether I live to see another tomorrow or die this very night, in sickness or in health, in pleasure or in pain, I’ll never let you go. You will forever be my light. The Sun, the Moon and my Stars. For I am still your Shakespeare, And you the Andromeda of my dreams.
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More to read in our Valentine’s Day Special
Autumn Kiss – a love poem by Sufia Khatoon
Kiss Me Goodbye… – a love poem by Sufia Khatoon
Love Like Wine – a love poem by Dr Ampat Koshy
A Lover’s Plea – a musing by Ronald Tuhin D’Rozario
The Red Rose – a love story by Mallika Bhaumik
Togetherness – a love poem by Ramendra Kumar
Love is… – a love poem by Sunila Kamal Khemchandani
