Our Love Remains

Our Love Remains


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Why do I question feelings? 

Feelings, changed

And don't last

We must build a strong foundation 

Beneath passion 

Emotion of love


Can the intensity of love continue 

Our innocence and imagination

Will help 


Together we fight a noble struggle 

To have a life of love in a dark world


We must not give up on our dreams 

A growing love of two together

A complete union and bond of friendship

A lovers kiss between two of life's travelers


The reality of economics and material Need 

Will be means for experience

Not an end 

For the experiences and places 

We can share together 

Have no price 

Like nature or the weather


I want to fill your crevices of pain

Your scars of life with healing Love

I understand sometimes 

We both will need 

To go our own way

But the base and root 

Of our love remains 


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Written sitting on rocks, along the blue Danube river in Austria, listening to the water, gently slap against the shore. The sun shines gloriously and gentle rolling hills and vineyards surround. 

***

David And 2022


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Salzburg, Austria.


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