This is the greatest love poem I've seen, where your love and passion for the other person is expressed deep from the soul. This would be a wonderful poem to use in wedding vows or as a reading.
I Want You by Arthur L. Gillom
I want you when the shades of eve are falling And purpling shadows drift across the land; When sleepy birds to loving mates are calling - I want the soothing softness of your hand.
I want you when the stars shine up above me, And Heaven's flooded with bright moonlight; I want you with your arms and lips to love me Throughout the wonder watches of the night.
I want you when in dreams I still remember The ling'ring of your kiss - for old time's sake - With all your gentle ways, so sweetly tender, I want you in the morning when I wake.
I want you when the day is at its noontime, Sun-steeped and quiet, or drenched with sheet of rain; I want you when the roses bloom in June-time; I want you when the violets come again.
I want you when my soul is thrilled with passion; I want you when I'm weary and depressed; I want you when in lazy, slumberous fashion My senses need the haven of your breast.
I want you when through field and wood I'm roaming; I want you when I'm standing on the shore; I want you when the summer birds are homing - And when they've flown - I want you more and more.
I want you, dear, through every changing season; I want you with a tear or with a smile; I want you more than any rhyme or reason - I want you, want you, want you - all the while.