In your eyes, a thousand sunsets shine,
Each one a promise, forever mine.
Your laughter dances on the air,
A melody beyond compare.
Your touch, a whisper, soft and true,
Turns every shadow into hue.
Through life’s storms and gentle rain,
With you, I’m whole, I can’t explain.
Your strength, a quiet, steady stream,
Lifts me higher, fuels my dream.
With every smile, with every tear,
You are my peace, my brightest sphere.
No poet’s quill, no artist’s hand,
Could sketch the love you help me understand.
For in your soul, I’ve found my place,
A boundless love, a warm embrace.
So here’s my vow, my heart, my pen,
Forever yours, my dearest
About the Creator
Tyler M McGuire
Growing up in Oceanside, Tyler began documenting his experiences through writing. He eventually decided to publish his works, His writing style often captures the essence of teenage angst mixed with undertones of more serious topics.
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