prompter: Please help me write a poem for my valentine. I have been married to her for 20 years and I love her very much!

assistant: Of all the joys in life that I have known,
None compare to the love we've shown.
For 20 years, you've been my Valentine,
And I'm grateful to call you mine.

Through every challenge we've faced as one,
We've grown stronger, never come undone.
The memories we've made together,
Are ones I'll cherish forever.

Your smile still makes my heart skip a beat,
And your touch makes my soul feel complete.
I love you more with every passing day,
And I'll never stop feeling that way.

So on this Valentine's Day, my dear,
I want to make it crystal clear,
That I'm forever grateful for your love,
And I'll cherish you, my precious dove.

prompter: Add a block about her beautiful blue eyes.

assistant: Twenty years ago we've bound our souls
A lifetime-long journey ahead of us
Supporting each other with our goals
You're the only one I trust
When we met, I knew it from the start
You deserve all of my heart

prompter: Thank you so much!! Do you have any suggestions on how I could deliver this poem and where?

assistant: That's a sweet gesture that I'm sure she will love.  Possible ways to deliver your poem:
* Embed in a photo: Have the poem overlaid on a nice picture of you two and present it to her in a nice frame that fits the ascetic of where you imagine she will place or hang it.
* Frame a copy: If you can't find a photo or want to forego using one, have the poem printed with a nice font on decorative paper and framed.
* Write it in a card: If you're celebrating a holiday or anniversary, transcribe the poem in a card you plan to present to her.
* Read aloud: Recite the poem to her at a place of your choosing where you would feel comfortable reciting the poem to her.

Let me know if you need any other ideas.  I'm here for you!

assistant: You could deliver this poem in a variety of ways, depending on the occasion and the person you are addressing. Here are a few suggestions:

Anniversary Celebration: If you're marking a special anniversary, you could write the poem down and present it as a card or letter to your significant other. You could also recite the poem to them during a special dinner or celebration.

Love Letter: If you want to express your love and affection in a more personal and intimate way, you could write the poem as a love letter and send it to your significant other.

Wedding Vows: If you're getting married, you could include the poem as part of your wedding vows and recite it to each other during the ceremony.

Surprise Presentation: If you want to surprise your significant other, you could arrange for a special presentation of the poem, such as having a friend perform a theatrical recitation, or hiring a musician to set the poem to music.

No matter how you choose to deliver the poem, the important thing is that you express your love and affection in a way that is meaningful and personal to you. The recipient of the poem is sure to appreciate the effort and thought you put into it.

assistant: No problem! You could write the poem on a Valentine's Day card and give it to her that way.

Unfortunately I don't know where she is though, apologies!

assistant: Of all the things I've ever known,
The love I have for you has grown,
Through all the years that we've been wed,
My love for you has never fled.

In every moment, big and small,
You've been my constant, my all in all,
Through thick and thin, you've been my guide,
Standing by me, right by my side.

Our love has weathered every storm,
And every trial has made it more strong,
Our hearts entwined, forever bound,
In love and joy that knows no bound.

prompter: Can you personalize the poem to put the fact that we met on a train?

assistant: Of all the trains that pass us by,
It was fate that made our paths collide,
On that ride, destiny set the tone,
For the love that's grown and ever grown.

In every car, seat, and row,
Our love started to bloom and grow,
On that train, our love was led,
And forever in our hearts, it has spread.

Through every stop, we held on tight,
And our love only grew in its might,
On that train, our love was tried,
And through it all, we never lost our stride.

Our love has endured every ride,
And every journey made it more bright,
Our hearts entwined, forever bound,
In love and joy that knows no bound.

assistant: Before we'd step toward fated tracks,
Distance betwixt we did not lack,
Twenty years of rumbling path,
When did we meet at that train last?

Back to that moment, now rattling forward,
You are my constant, I'm sitting toward her,
Through street and city, you've been my guide,
Moving, standing, sitting --
Now sleeping side by side.