In the garden of Eden God gave Adam Eve, things haven't changed much since then. The snakes still around, but love always stays abound. If we accept its gift, it will positively uplift.
You're sweet as honey dew, before you existed this I knew. You were my vision before you became God's decision. The creator saw my need then he created your seed.
From the sky you were handed I felt your entrance as you landed. It seems the whole world halted as your being earthly assaulted. I became frozen in time until you totally sublime.
When all was finished and done you became my lovely one. Days and years have past by only to have our love multiply. I wouldn't have it no other way each and every beautiful day.
A warm and tender write my friend, uplifting and gentle...enjoyed One, you are a poet of many styles...always a pleasure to stop by your den and read your poetry!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
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Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Love Tinka
only to have our love multiply.
Now that is a truly wondrous thing.
Michael
The one you wrote this for is indeed blessed and honored to accept this bouquet of verse: well done. Beautifully penned!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Hugs, Laura