I’m not talking about a season, love doesn’t ebb, it’s a tide,
When it’s real it’s a circle, it never says “good‑bye.”
No flick‑off switch, no “once we were in love, now it’s gone,”
It’s a permanent script, we write it in stone.
They say love’s a spark, a flame that can sputter,
Like a candle in the wind, they think it can flutter,
But I’m the type that watches the sun rise and set,
Know that a true heart doesn’t ever need a reset.
I’ve seen stories of “we were in love, now we’re done,”
But those were pictures painted with a cheap crayon,
They say “fall in love,” then “fall out,” like a roller‑coaster,
A love that’s real is a compass, never a GPS,
It points the same direction even when the world’s a mess.
I’m not a poet who’s stuck on “once upon a time,”
I’m a chronicler of forever, ink that never dries,
When the fireworks fade, the embers still glow,
It’s not a “phase” it’s the furnace that’ll ever flow.
If you’re counting heartbeats like a metronome’s tick,
Know that the rhythm stays, it just gets slick,
We are not “in‑and‑out” like a door you can lock,
We’re welded together, a lock that can’t be unlocked.
Love is not a playlist that you shuffle and skip,
It’s the whole album, every track, every script,
When we say “together,” we meant until the last breath,”
No “exit sign” posted on this love‑infested depth.
So if you ever hear a friend say, “He fell out, she fell out,”
Just smile, nod, and remember what love’s really about,
It’s a current that never drains, a story that never ends,
Real love isn’t a season; it’s the whole year, a forever‑friend.









