True Love

True Love

A Poem by Gee
"

A few words for my good lady wife

"
Let marriage be our sanctuary
peacefulness our bed,
contentment be the pillow
upon which we rest our head,
and the love we've shared these many years
be woven as a quilt,
under which, within each other's arms,
we'll share this life we've built.




































© 2021 Gee


Author's Note

Gee
For my wife

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wow very nic glad to know ur courage

Posted 7 Years Ago


Gee

7 Years Ago

Thank you..
JEALOUS!!!!! I've never had this experience in life, but I think it's rare. You've expressed it so beautifully, anyone would want to know this kind of true love. Great rhyme & flow, too. Thanks for sharing & putting a smile on my face! *smile* (((HUGS)))

Posted 8 Years Ago


Gee

8 Years Ago

No, thank you for your kind words.
You old charmer you. Hope Mrs Gee gave you lots of brownie points for that wonderful write. :)

Posted 8 Years Ago


Gee

8 Years Ago

A couple, cheers Nemo
Beautiful .

Posted 8 Years Ago


Papaya

8 Years Ago

LOL. :-)
I think the better solution would be to educate her. So she is aware of certain b.. read more
Gee

8 Years Ago

Ok, it's back under lock and key.
Papaya

8 Years Ago

phew, close one. :)
This is a lovely poem with a smooth flow and rhyme scheme ... I truly enjoyed. What captures me about this piece is its beautiful simplicity. The imagery isn't vivid, but it's strong enough to understand and evoke emotion, which is a difficult balance to have, but nonetheless, you've seemingly done it with ease. I also enjoyed the repetition and almost identical syntax (or wording) you used some lines ... it made this poem almost like a song ... very musical indeed.

If I may critique, I think this poem could benefit from some changes in wording and punctuation. In the first line, for example, the word "our" before the word "marriage" may or may not be necessarry ... you may want to consider deleting it.

Also, I feel like there should be a new stanza after the line "upon which we rest our head." Making a new stanza there would, in my opinion, compliment the change in rhyme and flow of ideas. I would also put an ellipsis (...) after the fourth line, and I would lowercase the word "And" in the following stanza. This would cause both stanzas to flow into one another (that is, if you choose to divide this poem into two stanzas).

Lastly, I would word the seventh line as follows: "under which WITHIN each other's arms." Using "within" instead of "in" flows better in my opinion ... it creates a stressed, unstressed, stressed, unstressed, etc... pattern.

Hope this was helpful.

- William Liston

Posted 8 Years Ago


Gee

8 Years Ago

Thank you for both your kind words and the critique which I will take on board and ponder over the c.. read more
Wow...it just awesone every time I read

Posted 8 Years Ago


Gee

8 Years Ago

Thank you Horizon
That was so lovely and charming!

Posted 8 Years Ago


Gee

8 Years Ago

Thank you kindly
The Girl on Fire

8 Years Ago

Always welcome.
Well, she is very lucky indeed.
You forgot to add 'amen' at the end. Beautifully done.

Posted 8 Years Ago


Gee

8 Years Ago

Cheers, appreciate the review
That's beautiful, Gee!
Did she like it?

Posted 8 Years Ago


Gee

8 Years Ago

Cheers Matt,yep she did.Stuck it in a card for Valentine's.............where's the sick bucket
mattavelli

8 Years Ago

Sweet valentine, let her know you want more time in bed. :p

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Added on December 29, 2014
Last Updated on February 14, 2021
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Gee

Milton keynes, United Kingdom



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