I like the way each word seamlessly falls in place, almost effortlessly.
It’s very emotive, and not at all hollow, like many love poems can be; but this ones got heart.
I love this poem as it for me enhances the fragility of relationships. What we see is so perfect that it almost leaves a bittersweet taste, a sense of foreboding. The ‘drowned deep within each other’ is perfect fusion, but also complete interdependence.
that was written really amazing!!!! it is a wonderful poem, it has every piece of emotion in it, it is setup awesome, the fact that it is personal makes it even better :) amazing job :)
I like the way each word seamlessly falls in place, almost effortlessly.
It’s very emotive, and not at all hollow, like many love poems can be; but this ones got heart.
I love this poem as it for me enhances the fragility of relationships. What we see is so perfect that it almost leaves a bittersweet taste, a sense of foreboding. The ‘drowned deep within each other’ is perfect fusion, but also complete interdependence.
Good work, the character in the poem narrates how it found what it was looking for, a person that would complete what the character in the poem was looking for through the journey in life.
Ah, the classic love story of falling for that special someone. I like how you set up your stanzas; I thought they looked a lot like stairs. So in a way, I felt like I was retracing the journey you describe step by step. The fourth stanza is my favorite. Although, I seem to associate love and falling for people as a summer sort of thing. You know, when everything is so green and new and hot after the long winter and mild spring. That could have something to do with the fact that I'm a northerner though.
Anyway, I love the winter imagery in that stanza and the sensation you convey. I think it is really quite tender and wonderful. Those sorts of winter nights are great.
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Thank you so much for your feedback! I agree. Summer is usually attributed to falling in love, howev.. read moreThank you so much for your feedback! I agree. Summer is usually attributed to falling in love, however the events which inspired this piece was during a time when it was very, very cold. And hey, they don't call it cuddle season for nothing.
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