Love Of The Bygone Age
Love Of The Bygone Age
I saw thee and my heart blossomed.
Thy flamboyance maketh my heart throb like never before.
Thou came riding a jennet,
Waving thy gingerly blonde hair,
With a Van Dyke beard,
And a d'Artagnan moustache.
Magnificent cerulean eyes,
Clear as the empyrean,
And a twinkle with the joie de vivre.
Heart pure like a lucent crystal,
Sprinkling angel dust wherever passing.
I saw thee as my destiny,
My utmost dole.
I would if thee give thy love,
I promise my love will never hath a bad say.
But every love story has to pay,
Will have to face a lot of bad.
Doesn't mean love stories hath to be sad.
Against all odds, we will fight.
Thou be my Eros and I will be thy Psyche.

