I wrote this for my wife, I love her, awe. It is your typical sappy poem. Without names so other guys can use it for their girlfriend. Me and my wife have a really good relationship. I am grateful to her for having me for so long. If their was a Heaven every morning would be mine.

I was faltering through the streets in Heaven’s morning

Trailing through the rivers of time

When from nowhere my eyes gazed onto a girl

And her eyes, they barely grazed back to mine

So I rustle the dirt while cracking smile

She stood twisting her curly brown hair

I road on a gondola through the stream of her eyes

As she laughed, for my face, it surly was bare

I ruined my chances on that very day

I was sailing to Heaven when she walked away

Her distraction was too much, I say

So I pulled down the clouds to beat up the gods

They could not bend time just to bring her me

So I bashed in their head on the Heaven’s facades

Now their is no God, I’ve seen it truly

I made the world they way should be

Full of godless and all Atheists

Now I went to they ends of the earth this girl

You would think this was too much for a kiss

But I’d take on The Cracken if she wanted a pearl

I would travel to the deepest abyss

While on my travels to her sweet embrace

I figured what words I should use

But when I seen her in that very same place

My words, all they could do was confuse

And I came onto her as a city born demon

Calmed by an angel from the burbs

Now it’s been decades and of her I’ve been dreamin

To flavor my nights with love’s herbs

Every second away I swear it that it stings

But I must wait till the morning bell rings

For I Swear once I got her I captured that girl

That, or I stole Heaven’s mornings

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