The years have taken their toll on the outside
But they don’t see her soul
The unblemished beauty that radiates from her
Is more than words will ever let her know
I love her now as I loved her then
I continue to fall in love with her
Again and again
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Comments (6)
This makes me think of Dagwood's response to Blondie when she asked if he loved her more when they got married or now. "When we got married, I didn't think it possible that I could love you any more than I did at that moment. But I was wrong." Still the best answer ever, imho.
gorgeous work Eric!
This is lovely. Well done..
Beautiful and flowing !
Awesome and fantastic love poem!!! Perfect rhyming and loved it!!!❤️❤️💕
Beautiful