Love-A prepositional poem

Love is a power, words cannot describe.
An everlasting feeling,
That’s always alive.
Come aboard  my train,
and you’ll find a Mother’s love for her child,
We’ll travel into the bond for owner and pet.
Playing, and laughing, that’s the best.
No we’re amidst kittens cuddling on a blanket,
While the owner admires love through a book.
Following Romeo and Juliet,
Our world has found a power,
that can not be destroyed.
The love between two friends, maybe more.
Look, and you’ll find it upon the air, as music plays by a candlelight dinner.
Across town sits a little girl, reading math for fun.
Our next stop is another kind of love,
beyond newly weds and magic,
Beyond all galaxies and stars, The love for planets,
As a scientist studies Mars.
Come with me now, Inside a house around Christmas
Opening presents for fun, We study love for God.
Celebration and trees, what fun that looks to me.
C’mon I’ll name a few more, Come and see…
Love between brother and sister, as the sister draws,
Her brother stares, Dumbstruck in awe.
Above this house, way in the sky
We study a bird, as it freely flies.
Farther and farther it goes,
Look now! We’ve reached the ocean!
Where sea critters play in the water,
Their home, Their air, Their world.
Aw! I spy two kids laughing and playing.
Holding hands, swinging arms.
Can’t be more than five.
Behind them is the best kind of love,
Two old ones arm in arm
Kiss at the same time.
Their faces so kind.

Love grows old,
But is always brand new.
You’ll find, that this is true.

I must end this ride now,
Though keep in mind,
Love exists everywhere,
At every time.
You can’t escape it,
‘Cus love will find you.
Now tell me… Do you love love,
As much as I do?