If... (Italian sonnet)

If: (Rhyming pattern)
Stanzas 1&2: abba abba
Stanzas 3: cdecde or cdcdcd

Your love, if only, were my very own,
If I could win, your heart, as mine, to hold,
I would treasure it, like Midas did gold.
I would, cherish it, like a king, his throne.
I'd show you love, like you've never been shown.
Our love, it would be, a fairy tale told,
Ever new and it would never get old.
It'd be, the greatest love man has known,

If you were mine, bliss, ever, would abound,
Angels would sing, choruses, to our love.
The stars, they would all, align, in the sky,
Because, with us, love, had, truly, been found,
And it, they would, simply, be in awe of.
All these things, we could make real, you and I...

As always, your comments and votes much appreciated, thank you!!!

Robert Gardiner
R.G.Love

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There were some questions as to whether or not this is a true Italian (Petrarchan) Sonnet, and so I double checked the forms criteria and it turned out I had the stanza/verse split wrong. My fault, anyway I have corrected it.

Here is what defines an Italian Sonnet:

Italian sonnet form in which the sonnet's rhyme scheme divides the poem's 14 lines into two parts, an octet (first eight lines) and a sestet (last six lines). The rhyme scheme for the octet is typically abbaabba. There are a few possibilities for the sestet, including cdecde, cdcdcd, and cdcdee.