Ode to a Heavenly Wife (SONNET POEM)

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My caring wife, you inspire me to write,
I love the way you comfort, hug, and, kiss,
Invading my mind day and through the night,
Always dreaming about the heartfelt bliss.




Let me compare you to a daring spoon?
You are more glaring, passionate, and fond,
Clear sun heats the staring peaches of June
And summertime has the registered bond.




How do I love you? Let me count the ways.
I love your wholehearted hair, smile, and eyes,
Thinking of your hearted smiles fills my days,
My love for you is the sincere disguise.




Now I must away with a tender heart,
Remember my sheer words whilst we're apart.

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