Shall I Love Her

Shall I compare her to the spring?
The colors, softness and beauty.
Shall I choose one sweet song to sing?
The soul, the heart of melody.
Shall I tell her about my feelings and bring
Her to the palace of breeze in sea?
Shall we toss? We are going
To soar,soar,soar in any degree.
Shall I give her my pair of wing?
And watch her flying above the tree.
Shall I give my treasure? It’s not thing.
It’ll make my bride blushes and please.
Give her my kiss,my love,my ring.
The priest asks and we both say Yes!

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