One Single Impression: Love (# 1)
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They said to write a love poem
To my sweetest, my blossom true
wanting to write you a love poem
telling you how much I love you
fingers to keys sweet words to come
I will try to write a love poem
When first we met my heart went wild
no tender little pitty-pat
but one long jolt you caused, my child,
a bolt from the blue hit my chest
It came one day into my head
my life will never be the same
Dan Cupid hit me on the mark
that arrow had your name
tell now about being with her
My life is whole a life complete
I need you always by my side
dearer than chocolate you're so sweet
love you always will you're my pride
are you happy with what you wrote?
if I had the sweet words I felt
if I could now put them to print
there would be a love poem for you
discarded thoughts that didn't fit?
Many thoughts I dropped one thing sure
I love you to Heaven above
you can do no wrong you're so pure
I can't live without you my love
© 2010 Jimmiehov
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Prompt suggested by Melanie at Cassiopeia Rises
Labels: Love Poem, One Single Impression, One-Single-Impression, prose poem, Rhyme, Syllabic Form
10 Comments:
Hi Jim;
Wow...but it's a poem in itself? If I were Mrs. Jim, you deserved a wholesome memorable treat!
I smiled on that jolt that caused a child...:) And cupid could always be naughty, forever!
Beautiful Jim, no more, no less!!!
I love the natural flow of thoughts in your poem.
Writing a poem without using punctuation can be dangerous for the unwary.
Here, because of Amity's comment, I added a couple of commas. The child, my love, caused the bolt. A better writer would not have caused any confusion here.
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What a lovely love poem, Jim!
Jim- I love how you did this one! very cool...and I am sure Mrs. Jim just loved it! Great picture too!
What a fitting and beautiful tribute. I love the dialogue you created with the questions and the responses through your poetry. It's lovely that you dedicated this poem to the special woman in your life. Nice photo as well. Take care!
Love the way you structured this, love the way you wrote it, love the words you chose. Beautiful Jim, so much love.
Jim, this is so sweet. She is a very lucky lady, Nice read. Thank you.
Melanie
That's a beautiful poem. I love that it ends in happiness.
very nice one Jim!
Mrs Jim will be proud...
what a beautiful tribute...
a true love letter, Jim...
I am so happy that you found your lost love in her as I did mine in my second marriage.
I too wonder how I could possibly live this long without him...
hugs
shakira
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