Priceless Love

March 20, 2013

Love is Priceless,
Nothing could buy it,
no one can sell an “I love you” on e-bay.
A hug at wal-mart
a Kiss at k-mart.
a “you still so pretty” when your old and Grey,
a “you my only one” when you on your death bed.
Love may have its Prices,
but all together it’s priceless.
Be happy with what you got,
Don’t want a super star,
when you have a sweet heart.
Don’t want a Bad boy,
when you have a humor man.
Don’t take things for granted,
be happy
cause remember
…….Love is Priceless…..

~by Pansy

 

Comments

  24. Reply  

    yanka traub

    March 20, 2013

    I love it,so true love is priceless but yet still people don't seem to value it. and that just green…!

  28. Reply  

    Patrack Muyambo

    March 20, 2013

    i love love, i love being in love…i don't care what it does to me

  40. Reply  

    Fletcher Ouma

    March 20, 2013

    Love is priceless. You may spend on it physically, emotionally, spiritually and even financially but in its fullness no price tag could ever be placed on LOVE

  41. Reply  

    Nancy Brisson

    March 20, 2013

    I love this amazing photo and I also enjoyed this poem.

  48. Reply  

    kenneth martinez

    March 20, 2013

    Beautiful poem my dear Jendhamuni,Sos ,Hope u will have a blessing day u always making me feel loved thanks my friend..Ken..

  65. Reply  

    Kenneth Chow

    March 20, 2013

    Very nice words +Jendhamuni Sos You can use your heart to feel the love, it's free once someone has been touched…. miss you & take care always. my dear !!!!!

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