Poem By Heberth Bolivar

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If the sun were to shine with golden hue,

And the sky were clear, with a perfect view,

I would walk in the meadow, so green and wide,

With each step I take, by your side.


If the birds were to sing their sweet refrain,

And the flowers bloomed, free from any pain,

We would dance through the day, hand in hand,

this our love would expand.


If the stars were to twinkle in the midnight sky,

And a gentle breeze kiss you as we lie,

Underneath  sky and 

I'd whisper sweet  words of love.


If tomorrow brought changes, unknown and new,

In this real love, I'd still choose you,

Through the ups and downs, whatever we face,

In this love, our hearts find their place here.













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