Do I Ever Cross Your Mind Poem by Raymond Magabe

Simple star shines of sweet summer skies
Are the only similes most suiting for smiles such as yours,
For diamonds and dining halls never possessed a beauty so pure.

Forget the Shakespearean “darling butts of May”
I just need you for me to really live the rest of my days.

A dozen roses are dead and violets are brown,
No cliché can ever describe how your voice sounds.

In your eyes a divine being is found,
You truly are an angel in disguise under the skies delight.

Should you ever fade from my sight,
Fate will have a life to rewrite, for you belong by my side,
Our destiny was mapped so in this way we may collide.

No questions without answer, you truly are one of a kind.
Just this for you to answer, do I ever cross your mind?