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¶ … Marvelous Marvell
We have world without an end, and time as a tool,
Since love, tangible love, breeds not in an empty pool.
Let's sit down and deliberate without haste
Whether to walk or leave the love a day to prostrate.
Lest Dead Sea for Indian Ganges we mistake
And fowl smell, sea shells and fish we take.
For all your complains I withstood,
So should you stand with me through the flood.
Though I may or may not agree,
But time and expanse be the Decree.
As our puppy love grows to African Acacias
Mightier, wider than the drying Savannas.
Eon of years pass like galloping horses,
And you behold the commitment roses.
Twice the Eons to keep our chastity,
Even thrice to aid humanity.
Just a decade to our marriage,
Truly I shall approve to your courage.
For Marvelous Marvel, true love waits,
And uses not time as baits.
For by my side sits the clock
And the delayed crowing of the cock,
The azure cluttered with much a chore
With no time to sit under the bough,
But to work and commit with all our souls.
The mortality fear we put a far
As our graves for long stay ajar
The treasured purity share it with the world,
Our springs of honor renewed by each word.
And you tether your lust from dust
Hence the graves spaces for us lost.
For eternity in our hands we grasp.
With courage lets our efforts muster,
When the youthful courage as our hustler
Brings us the patience of endurance
Face challenges without time discrepancy.
Still waters run deep
Than hurry and later weep
Over wasted time and chances
Over squandered honors, achievements and praises.
For there is time and chance
From glory to glory,
Honor to honor,
Victory comes to those who hold their patience dear,
Them they sing the last song, that which lasts forever.
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