Oh, crimson hue, how sweet thy sight,
A color bold and full of might.
As red as love, as deep as blood,
Thou art the shade that stirs the heart.
And what of creatures, great and small,
That roam the earth and heed the call?
The noble elephant, so wise and strong,
A beast so grand, it doth belong.
And lo, what object doth appear,
A symbol of love, so pure and dear?
A golden ring, a band of trust,
A circle true, a love that must.
But what of men, who love so true,
Whose hearts beat as one, as if on cue?
Two souls entwined, a bond so rare,
Their love doth soar, beyond compare.
So let us celebrate this love,
Of men who care, with hearts above.
For love knows not of color, kind,
But only seeks to bind and bind.
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