Love In The Air Is Sprinkled (Sonnet #112) Poem by Tina Baaklini

Love In The Air Is Sprinkled (Sonnet #112)

I owe sincere apologies to myself
I ought to love her more, put her first
But I had forgone her, put her on a shelf
Watering others while she was in thirst.

But when you came into my life I changed
The depth of your sweet love awakened my soul
The inner beauty you saw in me was strange
At first, yet with time I saw myself whole.

Your love, sweet love, gives me a life within a life
My heart blossoms, I smile, do things worthwhile
All my strength I pour from you, and I thrive
On a blessed sunny day, we'll walk down the aisle.

When souls meet, their stars in the sky twinkle
The universe sees, love in the air is sprinkled.

Copyright ©️ Tina Rizk

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