Sonnet 626

How may we speak of love, my Valentine?
So many heart filled hours now mark our bond;
From that first gaze transfixed in golden time
To yestermorn’s shared greeting of the dawn.
This day of Hearts, blood red in sanguine hope
Still stands as tribute to our tender days
And for such truth the singular may grope
For love lies in the main, shared wills and ways.
These words replace a sentimental card
And even loves’ red rose as much the same,
For how can truest love bestow regard
Through borrowed verses lessening your fame.
In truth, I cannot pen what true love means—
Save hearts surfeit of promise…locked in dreams.

© Loubert S Suddaby. All Rights Reserved.

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