Love letters can be so sweet
They start off with the greatest words ever mentioned
To get one's attention
Dear, insert name here
Those words could almost cause one to tear
Just to hear
Dear, Insert name here
A term of endearment
A word meant
To convey closeness to the hostess
Or the one receiving this correspondence
Of the writer's fondness
Dear, Insert name here
And throughout eons of time
Writers have pined And penned
And declared again
Dear, insert name here
From Charles Baudelaire to Shakespeare’s
Writing and love have been an inseparable pair
Dear, Insert name here
Do you love me?
Check yes or no
This is the first love letter
That most of us know
From the little boy sitting in our the front row
Who would never tell us no
And would follow us everywhere we’d go
And then into adolescence we grow
And the writer’s pen
Changes again
As we begin
To discover
That some other
May convey love in a better way
So we compete for the attention of our love interest
Desperately fighting to hear
Dear, insert name here
And as more and more time passes
Our rose-colored glasses
Become dim
As we scarcely hear from him
Dear, insert name here
Often wondering Am I too fat
Am I too skinny
Is my hair too short
Are my issues too plenty
What did I do wrong ?
How can I fix it ?
I’ve done so much
I’m just guilty
Behold I stand at the door and knock
Says the writer of time
I knew you before you knew you
That I’d call you mine
Who’s concentrating on your appearance ?
I certainly am not
Who’s dwelling on your infractions ?
You say you did what?
Oh, I forgot
Do you know how big that sea is
That your sins have been cast in?
Your forgiveness is eternally
And perpetually penned
You never have to wonder
About my love for you
I checked yes in blood-red
The day my life was shed
On that cross
I saw a glimpse of you
And decided to
Follow you
To hell and back
Despite the fact
That you wouldn’t always openly accept my love
I wrote you a love letter
Did you get it?
Please tell me you didn’t miss it
With every chapter and every verse
My heart fully committed
And with every waking breath
I hope you hear it


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