I Became You Poem by THEODORE MOSLEY

When Alicia married John she said this is the beginning of love exemplified.

Flesh for flesh tears for tears we are knitted together in absolute time.

Alicia looked at John and said my life is deposited in your heart with my last breath.

John you are the epitome of love; time will never ever be able to separate us.

I will move the Atlantic Ocean and place it at your feet for your pleasures of cooling waters Alicia said to him.

John told Alicia he holds her dear in his eyes of love that she wants.

She said when the moon become the stars I will stop loving you.

He said I am going to hold you to that and remind you later on in life.

John looked to himself for matters of replenished words for his adorations.

He completed works of one for their home; John admonished himself in Alicia's eyes.

John's finances were his own; he delighted in his own ways of life; John submitted to his own answers of one.

Alicia said I became you for the sacrifice of two; you became self-absorbed with selfish ambitions of one.

Written by Theodore Mosley

January 29,2019