You Poem by Nomad Omnia
You
If I had words like Shakespeare,
To reveal my heart for all of time
Tearing love Immortalised,
Distilled to fourteen lines of rhyme...
Or if like Robert Burns, the rogue,
In harvest fields beneath the moon,
I'd liken love to a red, red rose
And wrap it in a fine Scots tune...
Or if with Yeats’ simplicity
I could brush away the years
To when being young and foolish
Brought us love, regret and tears...
Then perhaps I would not feel
As Neruda, torn in two,
Caught
Between the ice and fire
Broken, smashed,
Yet loving
You.
Yep, you got it Chuck...but double points because there was a hidden nod to Frost as well...
Lovely poem. I had to dig for the Neruda poem, as all I could think of was R. Frost's Fire/ice. Aha. ' Do Not Love You Except Because I Love You'? Good one. -chuck
Amazingly beautiful. Very well written. Nomad, I am hard to impress, but u deserve a 10. Added to the few of my favourites
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Amazingly beautiful. Very well written. Nomad, I am hard to impress, but u deserve a 10. Added to the few of my favourites