Title: Eternal Love Writer: Thomas Vaughan Jones

No love can last forever; No love remains sublime. But sometimes there's a moment in the canopy of time.

A fleeting, precious moment when all the world stands still; That subtle special second that only love can fill.

Small minutes of seclusion that only lovers share; Mere temporal diffusions may never venture there.

A place of perfect passion, a glade of joy and tears, Where love may reign, enduring, throughout the passing years.

Then when our time is ended, and days are judged complete, There may be, in the Cosmos, a place where lovers meet.

So why should we be troubled For who can question why If spirits are immortal Then how can true love die.

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