“Our Forever, Even Now”
We met when hearts were barely grown, Two teenage souls, so wild, unknown. But something in your voice, your eyes, Felt like the start of endless skies. They said it’s just a fleeting flame, That youth can’t truly know love’s name. But they don’t see what we both do— A love that time can’t cut in two. Miles stretched wide, the nights felt long, But even distance made us strong. We laughed through screens, we cried through phones, Built love in pixels, flesh, and bones. The world threw storms, we held on tight, You were my peace, my guiding light. Every promise that we swore Was whispered loud forevermore. While others chase, we chose to grow, Planted roots in tomorrow’s glow. And through the wait, and all the pain, I’d choose you, time and time again. So here we stand, still not yet grown, But love like this feels carved in stone. Teenage hearts that dared to dream— Now building life as one strong team. You're not a maybe, not a guess, You're every yes in my chest. So let them wonder, let them see— We wrote our fate as teens
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