Here's are some of the love poems I've written about my fiancée Eunice.
Here is some Haiku-like poetry (17 syllable verses in 5-7-5 meter) I wrote for Eunice; the
ending in each verse (the words "sky", "buy", and "eye") rhymes with "ai", which in mandarin
Chinese means love:
Your hand in my hands
is a dove of peace flying
into the blue sky.
Kissing your moist lips
is tasting the best honey
money cannot buy.
My dove, my honey,
and my love, Eunice you are:
apple of my eye.
"The happiness of your smile,
the spark of joy in your eyes,
inspire a song in my heart."
"Those verses sing of your love,
they celebrate your kindness,
and the peace in our silence."
Inside the engagement ring box, I placed a note which read:
"It’s a starry night, and the moon is full.
There is a “Meditation” by Massenet in the air,
as the violin plays its tune.
You look beautiful, and I am on bended knee,
with this box and ring in my hands,
hoping you will say yes:
Eunice, will you marry me?"
