All Ever I Could Proffer Poem by Maurice Harris

All Ever I Could Proffer



All ever I could proffer,
Given freely to thee, in kind:
Would but only for me, serve to remind
Of the depth of love you do offer!

Unparalleled emotions, begotten from your tender touch,
Your beautiful smile, serves further to beguile-
Knowest do I still, all the while
That, to you, I owe so very much!

Once in a lifetime, for the very few,
Still never for all those without its fortune-
Mustn't we tempt fate, not to hasten it too soon,
All of this and still so much more, I owe to you!

My heart and soul, your's now for the taking-
A barter to recompense for all in me, you are awakening!

Maurice Harris,2 November 2008

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