I wrote a much longer poem than this but it wasnt that good. The original poem is very special to me and I am trying to salvage the "good" parts into smaller poems for sentimental reasons. I know this is unethical of a poet to ask for help but I've pondered over this for 2 weeks but I can't think of anything. Please help.
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Only you can show me a proper crescent moon,
A white rose in the intensity of full bloom.
The smile, that smile of yours,
Could even make the Heavens swoon.
I’ve seen all the stars the night can muster,
But none that match your eyes’ luster.
For beauty isn’t always in the eyes of the beholder,
Sometimes, it lies in the eyes of the beheld.
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Each ">" mean a line of poetry I haven't written. The poem should rhyme BUT there's isn't a pattern. Obviously, the first stanza should start it nicely and the last should end it nicely but still follow the theme. Yeah, this is a love poem so go deep. Really deep.
2007-01-18
12:39:54
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If you can't offer me lines at least you can give me metaphors. i.e. Shiny lips = A thousand perals laced in scarlet sand
2007-01-18
12:40:45 ·
update #1
I'm sorry, I posted in the wrong section. I am truely sorry.
2007-01-18
12:42:08 ·
update #2