Oh Well




She moves me I cannot get her out of my mind

She shakes me to the core of my mind

She is my will, my heart, my soul

She is one of a kind

She's a wild child, a mystic groove

And angel in disguise

She's the devil, just ready

To take you for a ride

 My feeling for her touch the sky

When I'm around her, I'm flying high

My heart explodes, my soul expires

It's such a shame she doesn't know I'm alive
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Submitted on August 20, 2014

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme A A X A X X X X B B X X
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 385
Words 85
Stanzas 12
Stanza Lengths 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1

Jane Lomas

All poems included here are just first draft's. I hadn't written poetry for a few years, so to polish my art and find my muse I posted some quickly written poems on these pages so I could see your response. It has helped me by reading your reviews about my poems (all of which I have taken into consideration) all comments have helped me improve my work a great deal. Thank you. I realy enjoy reading all your poems. I find some very insperational, some very heart felt, some very deep, which has helped me to push myself and dig deeper. Very deep, on some occasions. So my own poetry has vastly improved- since I have joined this sight, it has certainly helps splur me on. Thank You for all your imput and replies, please keep it up. It has helped educate me and make me a better writer. So if you would like to read more of my poems (the ones I've taken time over, polished them, played with them, worked on them till they truly worked)for your pleasure I have now with confidence published my own book. A MEASUREMENT OF THE MIND, POEMS OF LIFE AND LOVE. its available on ebook at Amazon. Thank You. more…

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