O Marystella, light of my dwelling and my days,
Your name upon my tongue is sweeter than the honey's glaze.
Like the morning star that guides the wanderer through night,
You have become my compass, my direction, and my light.
When first I saw your countenance, my heart did cease its beat,
As one who finds an oasis with water cool and sweet.
Your eyes, twin moons that shimmer in the garden of your face,
Have captured this poor wanderer and bound him with your grace.
I came before your threshold like a beggar at the gate,
With trembling hands I offered you my heart upon a plate.
And when you spoke acceptance, oh beloved of my soul,
The scattered pieces of my life became at last a whole.
This ring I place upon your hand, though gold and precious stone,
Is but a pale reflection of the love that I have shown.
For you are ruby, emerald, and diamond pure combined,
The treasure that I searched for, now forever to be mine.
Our engagement is a promise, written in the stars above,
A covenant between two souls who've found their truest love.
Like jasmine intertwining with the rose in gardens fair,
Our destinies are woven now, a single thread we share.
O Marystella, queen of all my mornings and my nights,
You are the song of nightingales, the dawn's first golden lights.
I thank the heavens that have blessed this humble man with grace,
To walk beside you all my days and gaze upon your face.