One universe , one star, one life In sandy beaches , sunrise , you An angel's breath , aroma , skies Through ocean swam to say I do United, joined together, dreams Forever whole; Fire, water: steam Look in my eyes, it is all true. Be one in you, eternally, for all In sunset's bliss, and in star's kiss You're mine, and I belong to you!
I like your urge for oneness and how you identify yourself with the universe with earth and with her, this war beautiful and positive, joyful and that's poetry we need. Too many write (and wrote) about misery and negativity. We need to celebrate joy. Perfect, it keeps reader begging for more.
First, I am a sucker for great formatting, and this block was lovely. Definitely eye-catching from the start. It starts out in four (four sides, four corners), and then transformed into groups of threes at the beginning of the poem (universe, star, life; angel's breath, aroma, skies; fire, water, steam...) and turned into twos at the end (sunset's bliss, star's kiss; you and I), but the poem itself was about oneness, and the word "one" was invoked many times to show that. I thought all of that was amazing when put together. Great job!
* You will either love me, or hate me. Love, being the cataclysmic, overwhelming abundance of passion, hope and enduring. I am not for the fain of heart.
Real, daring, blunt .. human.
I am..in a.. more..