A compromise for happiness,
The world’s love in my care,
From an honest heart to thine,
Yet, deeds oft deceive the intent.
The hills complete the plains,
The rivers ever entwined with the ravines,
Life with its many dips,
Of egos and angers,
Ever wedded to our togetherness.
How do I mould my heart?
To make your joys spell mine.
That neither words nor acts could match,
What your presence alone can give,
How alas, shall your worth be made known?
That I spend your minutes lost to pages, ruing,
Only to rebuild those minutes as your happiness,
Learning of your sorrows and joys,
Wherefore I lay to rest there,
Wishing more than the best for you.
As my eyes swell with tears aplenty,
The hidden chasms that break you appear,
The image of your glory fades,
As I collect myself together again,
Content to mirror within me your joy that makes mine.
I wish to ever fix,
The twinkle that unveiled in your eyes,
While the ground stood still under your free feet,
If I could bring it once to you,
Would I even remember to wish again?
My first step kept silent
The bourne of this journey with you,
Now my destiny is ever wrought,
In our togetherness and honesty
Of our affections and love.
Before these distances are conquered,
And our conversations no words need,
How else would I make known,
The emotions that fill me,
And the knowledge of what thyself means to me.