What a sweet surprise you were, when I was beginning to give up,
A lost soul without purpose, with plans of giving up.
Giving up on love to affliction, no corners to be turned,
But you my dear, a breath of fresh air, an unexpected stone unturned.

We together come with our baggage, an abundance of a fear of flying,
But when I fall from the sky, I know you will catch me, and rid my fears of dying.
It’s still early days, and the last thing I want is to scare you,
But you’re effortlessly perfect for me, and I would love for this to continue.

We’ve lost love before, but with you I’m hoping to reignite,
I’m so grateful for you, in the wake of every morning, and the slumber of our late nights.
How serendipitous it was, to come together, how we first fatefully met,
And waking up next to you, in the cold of winter’s morning, has been a comforting pleasure, that I will never forget.

Who knows where we go from here, but I’m excited and eager to find out,
And I look forward to the journey, from present to future, with not an ounce of a single doubt.
The butterflies that flutter within the hole of this very chest,
And the excitement and fear of what I have to expect from you next.

But for now at least, I’m very smitten within the grasp of your warm embrace,
And nothing makes me happier, than the sight of your kind and beautiful face.
I’d love to be your future, rather than the forgetful past,
And I really hope that we can make this work, and for every moment to last.

I can’t wait to see what happens with us, because I have the best feeling,
And you’ve come about at the perfect time, to give my hard work in this life some meaning.
I want you to feel good, quite literally all of the time,
And I want to make you happy, in this life, in this great divide.

Should we not work out at the end of the day, I would hope that I still made you happy and content,
And gave you memories to cherish, and feelings to hold, ’til your very last breath.
Though I don’t think that’s a concern right now, as we are still learning how to see,
And I believe in us, in you, in our time, and what could eventually decree, hopefully.