Marry Me? Poem by Ryan Joseph Holder
Marry Me?
Breathless and startled
By the sight of your eyes
If they ever looked away
I swear to you I'd die
I don't know what I'm doing
I don't know what I may
I'm left without the breath in me
Or anything to say
I put my arms around you
And pull you to my kiss
I feel you hands upon my hips
As I fall into bliss
You rest upon my shoulder
And softly kiss my neck
I reach into my pocket
I'm such a nervous wreck
I pull out a little package
A little velvet box
Inside a silver ring resides
I see your face of shock
I hold onto your hand
And hold on for my life
I slide the ring upon you
Asking you to be my wife
A smile starts to form
As I fall on my knee
I look up to you and ask,
'Will you marry me? '
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4/25/2024 2:07:36 PM # 1.0.0.1119
awwww very very sweet.... i think thats the sweetest question...but it has to be in a sweet way.. cool thing about poets is, that if they ever want to ask someone to marry them, they can make up a sweet poem and at the end, ..say will you marry me. ilike it. awesome! millie