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Not a Sweeter Thing
Early in the morning,
 When the sand lays in windswept swirls,
 And the water is glassy and gleaming
 Kind of like tears
 Two lovers walk onto this scene of perfection
 Absorbed in each other
 Consumed with one another
 Yet respectful to one another
 The way is should be
 They traipse along the beach
 Oblivious to the world
 And he leans over and whispers in her ear
 And she blushes,
 She looks up at him,
 Her eyes alight with love
 And his smile widens at her reaction
 And finally when they reach the end of the beach he grabs both her hands
 And leans down on his knee 
 Her mouth opens with shock
 Her eyes well with passion
 His stomach churns
 As he pulls out a ring
 And utters those besotted words in the presence of God and nature
 And the two embrace
 Now one in heaven
 As the waves clap their approval
 And God smiles upon this perfect couple
 They walk back off the beach
 Each passionately in love
 And behind them they leave a trail of footprints
 First, the timid steps imprinted on that fateful meeting
 Then the carefree, jubilated steps of a young couple, occasionally irregular as they dance and laugh
 Then slowly it stops, and the soft indent of his knee is seen
 Accompanied with wet splotches from her joyful tears
 And now as they walk in a path solely for designed by God for them,
 They will leave more, becoming fast and furious
 Joined by some small, stumbling ones that eventually grow larger
 And as the indents become heavier and labored
 They will stop altogether
 And as they look back on their path of life and love,
 They are convinced that there can not be a sweeter thing.

 
Sorry, I know I use "and" a lot, also sorry if the romance is fake-ish, I'm only 13 (still a teenager!) and I have not experienced that particular feeling. Please tell me what you think!