We will ride on horses faster than light.
To walk the world with a glint of an eye.
We will not look back.
We will hold each other's hands and walk the same path.
The path of love is undefined.
We will let the wind guide our way.
To tell us where to go and our way.
We will follow each road with hearts filled with gold.
With love to each other and beyond,.
We don't just love; we do more.
We live with each other with love and a heart of gold.
We look at each other back, and we walk.
So we can know when one of us will fall.
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