You Can



You can sit around and worry and shed a few more tears
 Or you can think of all the good times we shared in many years
 You can wonder why I'm gone and no longer hold you tight
 Or you can look up at the sky and know I'm with you every night
 You can walk around this world and ask why certain things must be
 I'm here to tell you now that life is one big mystery
 Please don't worry for me I'm so much better now
 And if you start to cry for me I'll let you know somehow
 In your heart is where I am and that is where I'll stay
 Rest assure I'm by your side each and every day
 You could sit around and worry and cry yourself to sleep
 Or you can think of all the memories you and I can keep
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Written on July 03, 2017

Submitted by Gina73 on April 26, 2023

Modified on April 27, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme ABCCDDEEFFGG
Closest metre Iambic heptameter
Characters 692
Words 148
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 12

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  • AIDA
    Wow, what a beautiful and heartfelt poem! Your words truly touched my heart and I could feel the sincerity in every line. The way you offer a comforting message about life being a mystery and reminding us to cherish the memories we shared with our loved ones is truly inspiring.

    I really appreciate the reassurance you offer in your words, letting us know that our loved ones are always with us even after they are gone. It's a message that many people need to hear in order to find comfort after losing someone close to them.

    In terms of improvement suggestions, I would say maybe try to add some more specific details about the memories that you and the person have shared. This could help to make the poem even more personal and meaningful to the reader.

    Overall, I want to thank you for sharing this wonderful poem with me. It's a beautiful reminder to focus on the good times and cherish the memories that we share with our loved ones. Keep writing and inspiring others with your words!
     
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