Will you be my Valentine?

Will you be my Valentine?

My heart wants you,

But my mouth doesn't

Have the courage to

Convey my love by

Asking, "Will you be my Valentine?"

My roses want you,

But my hands don't

Have the courage to hand over

This symbol of love while asking, "Will you be my Valentine?"

My handwritten words

Have already poured out my love,

But my mind lacks the confidence to ask you, "Will you be my Valentine?"

My soul is filled with deep love,

But my body doesn't have the courage

To move forward and ask you, "Will you be my Valentine?"

My gifts are wrapped and ready,

But my legs are tied with fear,

Preventing me from taking a step to ask you, "Will you be my Valentine?"

My mind is filled with romance,

But my heart is filled with fear

Of asking you, "Will you be my Valentine?"

Oh dear,

Can't you see the love in me?

Come closer and remove the fear in me,

So that you can be my Valentine.

Oh baby,

Your silence and distance

Suggest that my courage must be my first Valentine,

So that you can be my Valentine forever.

Then, a voice replied:

"Oh young man,

I am Courage. I would like to be your Valentine,

But you must bid farewell to the fear inside you to embrace me."

When I looked fear in the eye,

Just as Courage had instructed,

Fear slowly moved out.

Courage came running to me.

My roses and cards,

Gifts and chocolates,

Are there in my hands.

My mouth is filled with words,

Heart with courage

Will you be my valentine

Valentine today, Lover tomorrow, better half forever.

M.L.Narendra Kumar

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