I Would Love You

Between these dandelions Slowly blooming I would love you, I would love you With the taste of flowers within our souls And the mystery of the earth within dandelions I would love you, I would love you Until the petals wither up With the mystery of our love within their yellow I would love you, I would love you Until the field becomes completely white And the wind will scatter seeds I would love you, I would love you Until I would feel your being Until you would feel my being I would love you, I would love you And even until our temples become white And even until everything gets old inside of us I would love you, I would love you Until the light, that floods everywhere Would vibrate the truth within to understand That the bloom is unique and unrepeatable. I would love you, I would love you Poem by Marieta Maglas Variant Amidst the gentle sway of dandelions, As they unfurl in tender grace, I would love you; I would love you. With the essence of blossoms entwined in our spirits, And the secrets of the earth cradled in dandelion dreams, I would love you; I would love you. Until the petals fade into whispers of time, With the enigma of our love woven in their golden hue, I would love you; I would love you. Until the meadow dons a cloak of purest white, And the breeze carries our dreams like scattered seeds, I would love you; I would love you. Until I sense your essence in every heartbeat, Until you feel my soul echoing in yours, I would love you; I would love you. And even as our hair turns silver with the years, And as the world around us ages gracefully, I would love you; I would love you. Until the light that bathes the earth Reveals the truth of our love, a singular bloom, I would love you; I would love you.