In the dimension place hearts coil,
Love's tune, a verse divine,
Two energies harmonious do find,
A bond that's perpetual, unique.
Love's a flame, a blazing fire,
A desirous, voracious desire,
It lights the way when mystery advance,
And dries the trails of sorrow's tears.
In love's espouse, we find our substance,
A shelter from history's storms sprawling,
With soft whispers and mild touch,
It heals the wounds that hurt very.
Love's a journey, an eternal ride,
With lowland deep and sierras off-course,
Through each trial, it will persevere,
In the face of challenges, it will withstand.
A force that's clean and always legitimate,
In all shade of wine and dirty,
Love paints a tarp, a art object,
A jewel carved upon the courage.
So, entertain love, two together traditional and new,
For it's a endowment, a expensive color,
In love's sweet disco, we find our grace,
A eternal bond period can't remove.
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