What are you to me?

What are you to me?

A Poem by Sumit singh
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This a poem about a teenage boy confessing his love for a girl whom he found on social media long time back and haven't meet her yet!

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A thought that always made me smile
A memory which is priceless
A moment that was always made for me
A feeling which is timeless

Words? I really don't have any
to express myself

An exception which always included me
An achievement that I'm proud of
An obsession very well attempted
An urge that I'm lacking of

Phrases? They were never mine

The dream which is not that easy
The soul whom I've bothered
The meaning which is well defined
The stranger whom I love
You are the stranger whom I love!!

© 2018 Sumit singh


Author's Note

Sumit singh
Ignore the punctuation please

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Most of the time I use very little punctuation in my poetry becuz I want the reader to decide where to pause & how to read. So I suggest you not worry about excusing lack of punctuation or having a few bumps in your use of English. Here you've laid out a bunch of assorted phrases (all interesting & well crafted) that give the reader an outline of how this experience may have felt for you. It's a relatable online experience for many & your observations are original. The only thing that could pump up your future writings would be to try to use more specific details. The more details you paint using all the senses (how does it feel? how does it look? how does it sound? how does it smell? Show me some colors, let me hear some sounds) -- the more unique your message will be. For example, what is that achievement you're proud of? You don't have to spell it out in an extended way, but just a word or two to help us imagine what exactly you are referring to with this line. Like, maybe: making the other person laugh could be that achievement, or finding the right words when you feel tongue-tied. These details help us visualize this experience even more. (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Sumit singh

6 Years Ago

Wow. Thank you for the your buddy. I will make sure implement all this from onwards and since I've j.. read more
barleygirl

6 Years Ago

You are very good as a raw beginner! Please do not take that from my review! Starting with what you .. read more
Sumit singh

6 Years Ago

Yeah. I totally appreciate that efforts of your buddy. And I wish I'll definitely be able to impress.. read more



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Most of the time I use very little punctuation in my poetry becuz I want the reader to decide where to pause & how to read. So I suggest you not worry about excusing lack of punctuation or having a few bumps in your use of English. Here you've laid out a bunch of assorted phrases (all interesting & well crafted) that give the reader an outline of how this experience may have felt for you. It's a relatable online experience for many & your observations are original. The only thing that could pump up your future writings would be to try to use more specific details. The more details you paint using all the senses (how does it feel? how does it look? how does it sound? how does it smell? Show me some colors, let me hear some sounds) -- the more unique your message will be. For example, what is that achievement you're proud of? You don't have to spell it out in an extended way, but just a word or two to help us imagine what exactly you are referring to with this line. Like, maybe: making the other person laugh could be that achievement, or finding the right words when you feel tongue-tied. These details help us visualize this experience even more. (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Sumit singh

6 Years Ago

Wow. Thank you for the your buddy. I will make sure implement all this from onwards and since I've j.. read more
barleygirl

6 Years Ago

You are very good as a raw beginner! Please do not take that from my review! Starting with what you .. read more
Sumit singh

6 Years Ago

Yeah. I totally appreciate that efforts of your buddy. And I wish I'll definitely be able to impress.. read more

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Added on February 20, 2018
Last Updated on February 20, 2018
Tags: Love, Confession, Life, Teen and Care

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Sumit singh
Sumit singh

Jaipur , Rajasthan , India



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Well I'm Sumit Singh and I've just completed my high school studies and have a little interest in writing. Hope you'll like it :) more..

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