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She Is The Price










She is the price, A treasure so Devine,
A gem that shines with beauty rare and fine,
Her worth is more than gold or silver bright.
For in her heart , true love and kindness light.

Her smile, a gift that warms the coldest day.
Her laugh, a melody that chases fear away.
A comfort, a balm that soothes the deepest pain,
Her presence, sunshine after a stormy rain,

She is the price of a life well- lived and free.
Of dreams and hopes, of love and destiny-
A price beyond compare, a soul so pure.
A blessing sent from heaven, a precious cure.

So I'll cherish, protect and keep .
This priceless treasure,this angel so sweet.
For she is the price that makes life worth living,
A gift from above, our heart's true home and haven,

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