You’re My Beloved

You’re My Beloved

You’re my beloved... Do you recall that tender touch?

When your eyes drowned in mine, it felt like magic, oh, so much.

My soul got lost in another world,

Shaken, taken, where dreams unfurl.

You led me to gardens, castles, skies so enchanted,

And I swore that moment... I’d never take my hand for granted.

Do you recall when we met once more?

My heart had a name, it knocked on your door.

It said, “There’s no place I’d rather be,

Your love’s a melody, it completes me.”

Every word I speak, it’s your heart I sing,

No one else could bring... what only you bring.

Our words, our hearts, they write divine,

A song of love through space and time.

I whisper softly, “Don’t forget me,”

A love like ours, there’ll never be.

Don’t ever say, “There’s another chance,”

For I have seen, in a fleeting glance,

That I’m the first, the one and only,

No love could match, none so holy.

Do you recall when we met once more?

My heart had a name, it knocked on your door.

It said, “There’s no place I’d rather be,

Your love’s a melody, it completes me.”

Our story grows with every page,

Through the seasons, every age.

Our child, your dreams, our shared embrace,

A world of love, a sacred place.

Tell me, who could love again?

When this love’s beyond where words have been.

My house, my heart, it bears your name,

No one else could ever claim.