If you love her, let her know it
There are countless ways to show it
Make her breakfast, buy her flowers
Hold her through the darkest hours
Take her dancing, do the dishes
Grant her silent secret wishes
Buy teddy bears and bunny rabbits
Cherish her peculiar habits
Read her all-time favourite books
Compliment the way she looks
Go for walks that take a while
Choose a song to make her smile
Feed the birds and talk to cats
Never mock her love of hats
Indulge her fantasies and flirting
Give her comfort when she’s hurting
Caress her body, stroke her hair
Fan her passion flame to flare
Trust her when you’re not together
Be her shelter from the weather
Share her dreams and favourite things
Give her space to spread her wings
Help her face her doubts and fears
Hold her hand throughout the years
In sacred moments, gently pray it
But don’t forget to also say it
You don’t have to be a poet
If you love her, let her know it
— Wayne Visser