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Ever You Meet Me (Poem)

 Ever You Meet Me  

(Poem) 


Ever you meet me like this

Let me decorate my poetry 

Let me put all your glories

 Into my poetry.


You come to my luck

A little close to my heart

Let me see you by heart

Come close to my heart.


You spread like clouds

In my heart and mind

Let me see you by heart

Come little close to my heart.


Ever you meet me like this

Let me decorate my poetry

Let me put all your glories

 Into my poetry.


You are my dream of life

You are my future's wife

Come little close to my heart

Let me see you by heart.


Ever you meet me like this

Let me decorate my poetry

Let me put all your glories

 Into my poetry.


You are a beautiful rose

Come to my heart little close

Let me see you by heart

Let my sufferings keep apart.


Ever you meet me like this

Let me decorate my poetry

Let me put all your glories

 Into my poetry. 

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