Sonnet II

Sonnet II

No one can know the love I have for you,

So deep within my heart and in my soul,

Impossible to keep within; subdue,

For you complete my life and make it whole.

Remembering the day I saw you first,

With golden hair and oh, that loving smile,

You took me in, a dying man of thirst,

And quenched all doubt which held me in denial.

The walks we took along the country road,

We sat in fields under a shady tree,

As this became a lover’s fair abode,

Entwined within a blissful rapture we.

One look is all it took for you to gain,

An everlasting love which will remain.

Peter Lowell Paulson

October 16, 2010