Perfect Lovebirds

(Every four lines of the poem is to be read as one stanza)

The morning star in great delight

Shining with hope of love

And not seeming to go,

What a beauty it looks!

The streams in sweet melody

Oceans in hunger for love

And dolphins in action,

A way to long for love!

Yes, the morning star!

It has something to give.

The streams and oceans!

A good fortune they'll give.

On a bright sunny morn

The wind as calm as a sleep,

No cry but only love.

The birds flying more higher.

A day to cherish and rejoice

Be glad! A Princess is born.

Sing and sing, songs of love

Gracious is she, miss not!

Lovely as a floating feather

Sweet as a dancing peacock

And wonderful as beautiful,

Ah! The Princess of beauty.

Will love, who will not?

Will long, who will not?

Will treasure, who will not?

Will care, who will not?

Eyes awaits to see her grow

With love in care to give

And care in love to take,

She's a gem to many.

To marry her, ah!

Stars even may stop to twinkle.

Her love to be felt!

Death alone will die.

Her eyes perfect as dreams

No wonder, she's a Princess.

Let darkness overshadow light

But let not her beauty go.

Have faith, dreams come true

Never let go your dreams,

Its only a matter of time to have it

Time will come, time will say.

With the end war of hatred,

A gentleman is born.

Happy as the chirping birds

And filled with love of joy.

A cutie-pie, many whispered

A luck, some murmured.

Until time, all in words only

He is but a gentleman.

Will praise, who will not?

Will help, who will not?

Will claim, who will not?

Will love, who will not?

How long the road may be

If to meet him, sure to start.