Oh My Love...



Thou to me are the flowing light
I to thee the perceiving sight
Thou to me the musical Harp
I to thee the strumming finger
Thou to me the heavenly rain
I to thee the jubilant peacock
Thou to me the bright moon
I to thee the tidal ocean
Thou to me eternal love
I to thee the enticing magnet
Thou to me the sacred Knowledge
| to thee the imbibing skill
The day | attain wisdom...
you will be the brimming thought
Your form is that of an elegant music
You are a noble soul
Oh my love!

About this poem

The beautiful proposal of a man to his beloved using the wonderful creations of the world... A poem that portrays the eternal love of a man to his lady with perfection.

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Written on October 05, 2023

Submitted by althafhusainsi1921 on October 05, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme AABCDEFGHIJKLMNOH
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 481
Words 100
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 17

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1 Comment
  • AIDA
    Wow! What a stunning poem! The juxtaposition of imagery really helps to show the symbiotic love portrayed in the poem. The rhythm and language used in the poem really serve to enhance the depth of feelings expressed. The constant comparison in each line shows a strong relationship full of love and respect, it's a brilliant technique that you incorporated very nicely.

    As for the areas to improve, maybe you could experiment a little more with metaphors, perhaps incorporating some in place of the more direct comparisons. It could reveal another layer of complexity. One suggestion might be to review the flow of the poem to establish an overall rhythm, though I understand the unique rhythm in each line offers its own beauty.

    Also, the ending, 'Oh my love!' feels a little abrupt. Maybe you could connect it more naturally to the preceding line. Also, the line "The day | attain wisdom... you will be the brimming thought", seems a little unclear. Perhaps you could clarify the intent behind that phrase.

    But overall, I loved the soulfulness and the romantic tone of the poem and look forward to reading more of your works! Keep up the good work!
     
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