I Call It Love Poem by Lora Colon

I Call It Love

Rating: 4.8


We forgive your indiscretions,
Me and the Lord above;
Some say that's just foolishness,
But I call it Love

I see a child of feeble strength,
Though others see a man;
Stumbling and falling along the way,
Always reaching for my hand

You spread your wings and try to fly,
But the current brings you back;
I'm always there to pick you up,
Providing the strength you lack

The laws of love are strange, indeed,
What am I thinking of?
Suffering heartache and despair,
Some say it's courage - I call it Love

And some say it's just foolishness,
And I'll leave when I've had enough;
But I know I'll always be here for you,
And I'll always call it Love!

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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Juan Olivarez 22 August 2013

Powerful poem. Somebody of our age will agree with it. The youngsters will toss in the towel.

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Pradip Chattopadhyay 12 August 2013

wonderfully conveys the strength of a lover. for god's sake, hold your tongue, and let me love (John Donne)

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Khairul Ahsan 11 August 2013

You've rightly called it love. Amazed at the definitions of love you have exemplified.

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Anil Kumar Panda 11 August 2013

very nice. a sweet defination of love.like it.

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Lora Colon

Lora Colon

Missouri - United States
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