The Music Behind You

"Ah the music is behind you, can you not see?
It is the most romantic thing I have ever come across
The sound of the sea

It makes me weep with waves of tears
The most dynamic song, stronger than Chopin
It is the only adagio that they cannot hear

How fortunate that only I can come across, stronger than Chopin
The music that forever keeps your name

I love you dearly
Your soul, your heart
Your Music"

This was not written in class, but I just thought of this while I was sitting in this room, just thinking. I thought of my love, and felt this strange but quite romantic song. It was not something that was composed by some Romantic era composer ( Not even Faure I suppose), but it was really nice. It was indeed quite like Chopin who I think is a very nice composer in the Romantic era. It was a nice slow piece, sort of like Liszt but different.
This is something that only I can "hear" in my head while everyone else can't and because of that music, it makes me love my love very dearly. That why it ends up being "Your Music"
Now why haven't I put "The music that is behind you" as the conclusion instead of "Your Music"? Well, I was thinking that as well, but like I have said, it is something only I can hear (the sound of the adagio), and I want to emphasize on the last stanza which says "I love you dearly, your soul, your heart" and to conclude that, I didn't want to put The music that is behind you because one, that is too long, and two, it would show more emotion with "Your Music". I didn't want to make it too obvious even though it sort of is, but it would show lots of love for others who write this as well.