I was thinking about you
In the night
Of my yesterday
As you once again appeared
Within my mind
Blessing my every thought
Of you
I value most,
In the archives
Of my passionate desires.
*
I asked myself
How much do you love?
This woman that torments
Your heart and soul.
*
I was unable to answer
My own question
Than I heard a whispering
Voice
Deep in my mind.
*
Can a man love a woman?
As much as there is grains of sand
Can one count each grain?
That’s how much
I am in love with her.
*
As I looked up
Into the darken heavens
On this dark
Moonless night wondering
Can one count a trillion stars
Illuminating the darkness
Of the heavens
Bearing security
Into the hearts and souls
Of fear itself.
*
Can a man stand knee deep
At the edge of a beach
And count a life time
Of waves crashing against him
That’s how much I am so deeply
In love with her.
***
By: William Bonilla
“D’Artagnan”
07/22/2010
I would answer affirmatively to your questions, William; for love of such intensity cannot be measured; it is infinite. Thank you. Love and peace to you,
This Poem "Infinite Love" it is Absolutely deep and very moving. I'm sure that it'll teach lots of people of what real love is. Take care, william, God bless!!
An infinite love portrayed with infinite depth, William. Your namesake Blake would know well of what you speak: he saw the world in a grain of sand, which is very much what you see in the object of your enduring affections. Very lovely sentiments expressed here. Bless you, xx
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