As we lie beneath the stars, we wonder who we really are;
I wonder what you see in me, as we fall fast asleep beneath the trees.

If I had three wishes, my first wish would be this:

To hold the sun beneath the moon, and across the mountains, to bask together within the lagoon always and forever only with you;
An undying graceful moment of solidarity and seclusion just you and me would be a dream come true for me.

That would be my first official wish to you.

My second would be of grace and caring so just, to see the world safe from harm with you as its concerned protector is a must.

Like a tree, always growing and standing so massive and strong, you will be my force from confusion, solidarity, and harm.

My Third and final wish is this, unconditional affection, gratitude, and faithfulness;
Undying love, patients, and respect would be the greatest gift that I could give as well as last.

To pass these three would be my wish to thee.

For the future is unclear, but I can see myself with you; unconditionally here, and ever so near.

This poem was written/submitted by KaSandra L. Clark.