Lots of Whole Bunches by Ron Carnell
How do I measure my love,
When I love you so very much?
How do I fill a cup
With your smile, your smell, your touch?

Can I find the words to say
The weight of my love is this?
Can I tell you the priceless worth
Of your look, of your kiss?

How do I measure my love?
It's not so hard to do:
Filled to lots of whole bunches,
That's how much I love you.
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There were two inspirations for this verse: Annette and that most famous of all poems, "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways..."

Well, not to be a copycat, I decided to measure rather than count. This poem, written early in our fiery romance, became almost a cliche for us. "I love you," I would tell Annette. "How much?" she would always ask with a cunning smile.

She bought me a beautiful chrome lighter one Christmas, with the words "Lots of Whole Bunches" engraved in lovely script. I still have that lighter. Unfortunately, somewhere along the way, I lost Annette.


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bubble very nice an meaning full. and heart felt and passionate - leon
bubble well me and my boyfriend allways say i love you whole bunches! awesome! - Ashley
bubble This i a beautiful and very poetic haert-felt poem. I give a 3 thumbs up to the poem and the author. Keep up the good work! - Shay
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