Trinket

I tossed a coin of chocolate At the corner store, just bought it In my pocket, I was keeping it for you It's merely just a trinket But maybe you would think it An offering of love, a gesture true I picked a perfect pansy It was sweet as sugared candy Thinking it a dandy thing to do And drew a sketch in charcoal Of your face and all it's sparkle In brown paper, tied a ribbon blue I wrote a catchy love song And a sonnet, thought it too long But belongs, my heart attached forever new To the treasure of your laughter And my happily ever after All these trinkets, if my love you only knew