This poem describes a conversation between two people where one shares their dreams and visions of the world with the other. They speak of rural homes surrounded by nature, cities full of life, art and cultures unfamiliar to the listener, as well as the feelings of true love that are everlasting like springs. In under 3 sentences, the poem explores one person opening up about their dreams and worldviews with another through sharing stories on a variety of topics from nature to cities to love.

1. LOVE'S ETERNAL
SPRINGS
Jose Antonio Cangco
Sitting down beside you,
I listened to your dreams,
I thought the world were you
With tales of many themes;
You spoke of brown houses
In fields of green and gold,
Birds in red warehouses,
Home when they're weak and old;
You showed to me cities,
I thought were not alive,
Big places, loud 'nineties,
I wanted off by five.
You talked of song and art
I've never heard nor seen,
Cultures so far apart,
Lifestyles of wealth and sin,
And you told me lastly,
The feelings true love brings -
The joys and cheers mostly,
Like love's eternal springs.