Irojo, posted
over a year ago
Hello, first time poster.
I wrote this poem today, and was curious if it would win -you- over. I'm obviously rather scared of giving it to her. I've changed it slightly, removing the name, changing eye color, etc. Just in case. :)
So, tell me what you think, and if you would love to get a poem like this:
Three-syllable-name,
I see your eyes in the unlikeliest of places,
I see your eyes on the most unusual of faces,
The sapphire-blue gems light my heart,
when I see them at each moment’s start.
When the sun is gone, and the day is late,
and people fear their ever growing fate,
your radiant beauty lights the darkest room
and people forget of their coming doom.
The sparkle of your sapphire eyes,
hides the dark harshness of life’s cruel lies
and it sets my heart ablaze,
bringing pleasure to my days.
And the stunning perfection of your sweet lips,
Is the sweetest nectar of which man takes sips,
A pale bright moon made of pure perfection,
your lips are of excellent complexion.
There is a pure white tiara sitting on a shelf
it sparkles, a beautiful object of pure unimaginable wealth,
The tiara becomes a cheerful laugh and then a smile,
it rests amongst your lips, and stays for an unending while.
Since every poem must sadly conclude,
I wish it to end in the loveliest mood,
With all sincerity, and with minimal fuss,
[her name], let I and you become happy us.
Sincerely,
[my name]
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Thanks for your time!
-Irojo
Posted on 27 September 2009 @ 3:28 (London time) - permalink
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