My heart used to be buried under the snow,
With me thinking it won't be visited by the Sun.
Though the weight inside weighed more than a tonne,
You came along with your helping hands, warmth, and glow.
A heart that I thought would make roses not to grow
Became full of flowers due to the wonders you've done.
I hid the keys to my heart as if hiding from a dun,
Yet you searched till you found it like a deer, its doe.
I know that there's no guarantee for tomorrow,
Especially because man is faced with a loaded gun.
Before my ink dries like a soldier out of ammo,
I want you to know that I cherish you like an angel, his halo.
Even angels know that you're a rare and special one:
You brought life to a heart pain had made hollow.
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