Hands Entwined: A Testament of Love's Power
The many emotions that hands show!
Our hands held tight…
Sign of love's sweet might.
Cares kind…
Souls aligned.
Touch so kind….
Bliss, we find.
Trust in open…
Hopes to deepen.
Like the sea in spate…
Our heart’s beat rate.
Commitment's vow…
With hands, we show.
Integrity and grace….
In hands we place.
Through life we gel…
As our visions swell.
Together we stand…
Hand in hand….
Like oak in sand…
And magic in fairyland.
In hands, we find…
Love intertwined.
With each caress…
Our love is express.
So let our hands…
In harmony dance.
Let our hands dwell on care…
and thrive on share.
A testament true…
In all its hue.
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Abdul Kuddus
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A learning solutions consultant by profession and a writer by passion. In love with words and stories.
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