Our love will go ever, ever on.
Even when the warm waves,
Of these isles of June,
Reclaim her ancient limestone chain,
It will march on forever.
Even when the last
Fairy tales of men,
Are eaten away,
By the cording winds of time,
Our love will remain as legend.
And if the only tongue to wag
In testament to our love
Is the mighty tongue of the Ocean
The witness of our deep love
Will last.
For even when Cat Island,
Relinquishes itself to the waves,
And Mount Alvernia is the crown of a coral reef,
And the hermitage its only jewel,
Our Love will tower above the sea.
When we are forgotten,
And our lives the treasure of archeologist,
No one my dear will have to dig deep,
For the footprints of our love.
Even today it runs strong like the roots of the Silk Cotton,
Even today it is the reason the coquettish Poinciana
Shakes her crimson locks.
And on a day when they no longer exist,
The ghost of their branches will send ripples in time
To wave in the undying parade of our love.
For when the all of the pages ever written,
Have yellowed with age,
and the magnificent halls
Of all the great places of the earth become empty
and hollowed of all their grandeur.
The art of our passion shall remain.
Even when men are mining ,
Mountains on the moon,
There shall be songs sang of
How perfectly we loved each other today.
And even on days not so perfect as this,
We will leave a golden legacy,
A testament to the love of mankind.
One to which others can say,
See how mercy, forbearance, and benevolence,
Made a tide pool out of the vast ocean of time.
For time is no tyrant to a love such as this.
For a love as defiant as this
For a love as precious as this.
For a love that claims eternity as its inheritance,
One that demands forever as a dowry,
Shall continue past the time this galaxy
And other galaxies beside whisper their last.
For even when our sun dims on this,
Fragile little planet we call home
And cools the rotation of our solar system,
Other stars far beyond the shores of ours
Will burn with the heat of our love.
And the very fabric of space will be as incense
Burnt in thanksgiving for a love that doesn’t only
Stand the test of time, but tests time.
Owns time, stops time.
About the Creator
Rupert Missick
Rupert is a devoted husband, father, geek and lover of great bbq.
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