My Eternity

My Eternity

by Mark Kaven Lazaro

Ask me when I should forget you

Tell me if you're bothered by your doubts

Shall I call you double minded?

Or the person who has suspicion

You are troubled by your own heart

Afraid not, for I am with you

I tell when I should forget you

When a sparrow pecks a soil

From the tallest mountain of the world

To transfer into the wide ocean

It requires one peck every year

Now tell me if I don’t love you

I tell when I should stop loving you

When a barrel should be filled

By the water from the sky

But it must be a drop every year

To fill it up and burst

Now tell me if I will leave you

I really cherish you my lady

But I don’t want your doubtful heart

If you chained me by your love

Let it remain forever and ever

If the heavens will give me endless life

It is the extension of my endless love