Don’t
you see, my love?
The
signs are all over your face
I
measure my love by the length of your smile
Side
to side!
Corner
to corner!
I
memorize the calculus of your routine
And
find the differentials of your dreams
But
it’s hard to integrate
The
complex geometry of your whims
The
grammar of your eyes is convoluted
I
collect your tears like a rare specimen
Test
them
For
all the signs of sadness
And
their intricate unshared causes
I
put them to litmus test
And
preserve the results like an unfinished formula
I
work all day and night
Studying
the mysterious equations of your moods
The
theorems of your kindness are getting tough
I
preserve the fossils of our kisses
Like
the missing link between civilizations
And
your letters like rare historical manuscripts
I
dance for you like light waves
And
fall tired on your feet like disintegrated atoms
I
pass jolts of electricity
Through
the dead flesh of our past
And
awaken it back to life
Sadly,
not for long!
I
travel time in the circle of your arms
Universe
transforms into one big string
Oscillating
from your heart to mine
And
mine to yours
The
magnetism of your touch is dangerously strong
It
changed the compass of my destiny
All
the maps
All
the directions
All
my navigating wisdom
Lead
me only to your undiscovered land
Being
a learned man now
And
having amassed considerable knowledge
I
spend my remaining days
Looking
at each moment
I
have had with you closely
And
must I say
My
love
Nomenclatural
design of our life is unique
The
timeless guide to all the lovers in time!