Give Me A Ring 
In the years of youth, where glances cling,
She caught his eye, a moment's fling.
With a smile so bright, it made him sing,
She whispered softly, "Give me a ring."
He dialed her number, heart on a string,
She picked up, on the very first ring.
From that first "hello," love took its wing,
A call that echoed, "Give me a ring."
Through summer, autumn, winter, and spring,
They grew eager to see, what the future would bring.
In laughter and life, their hearts would sing,
Remembering those words, "Give me a ring."
Years went by, their love still keen,
On a quiet night, beneath the moon’s soft gleam.
She smiled once more, a familiar thing,
With eyes full of love, "Give me a ring."
Down on one knee, with a diamond ring,
He spoke his heart, "You're my everything."
With tears of joy, to love they'd cling,
Bound by one little phrase: "Give me a ring."