Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Be my smile




I want to decorate you
On my lips
Spreading mirth everywhere…

Be my smile.


I want to keep you
In my eyes
Weaving the blissful future…

Be my dreams.


I want to think of you
Always
Forgetting every pain of life

Be my thoughts.


I want to be with you
Till my last breath
Shrugging the meaning of loneliness…

Be my shadow.


I want to hide you
In my heart forever
Keeping my happiness alive

Be my love.



Written for Poetry Jam in Anaphora poem format (An Anaphora is "the repetition of a word or expression several times within a clause or within a paragraph")

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22 comments:

  1. A beautiful and sensitive poem of love!

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  2. nice use of repetition...and def a joy to read...be my smile, be my reason...warm

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  3. :)
    I doubt u give any reasons for the other person to say no with this one.

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  4. I know we're beyond the day for love, Valentine's Day ... however, this is the perfect sentiment for it.

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  5. Wow! Tarang...That was deep soulful poem....Loved it a lot :)...

    I want to be with you
    Till my last breath
    Shrugging the meaning of loneliness…

    Be my shadow.

    These lines are my favorite :)

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  6. This kind of repetition really fits the flow of love for me, and you catch it well in your poem, the cascading wanting - sweet.

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  7. Awww... I hope they are, too.
    Lovely use of the prompt.

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  8. Upbeat and whimsical... much enjoyed this!

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  9. @ Mary: Thank you!:)

    @ Brian: Thanks!:)

    @ Live2cherish: :):)Thanks!

    @ Helen: Thanks a lot:)

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  10. @ Mama Zen: Thank you!:)

    @ Valli: Thank you so much! Glad you liked it:)

    @ Victoria: Thanks a lot:)

    @ Daydreamers: Thank you so much!:)

    @ Laurie: Thank you!:)

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  11. Nicely written. I especially like 'Weaving the blissful future'.

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  12. Oooh. I've never heard or read this form but I really like the way you used it. :)

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  13. So sweet and romantic ~

    Very well done ~

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  14. @ Sherry: Thanks! Glad you liked it:)

    @ Renee: Thank you!:)

    @ Booguloo: Thanks!:)

    @ Rachel: I use to write this format quite often but I also didn't know that it's known as Anaphora poem. Thanks for liking it:)

    @ Heaven: Thank you so much!:)

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  15. Very nice; melodic and lovely.
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  16. This was absolutely, wonderfully romantic. These are words that a woman would love to hear and would make her feel loved and cherished. Very well written! Be blessed.

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