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Laurette Nichole (1/7/96 / United States)
If Only A Poem Could Explain
Maybe I'd love you as loud as thunder. Or as quiet as an afternoons rain.
I suppose I'd love you that way, If weather could explain.
I might love you as much as water is wet. Or as dry as the desert is any day.
I suppose I'd love you that way, If moisture could explain.
I could love you as much as the Rocky Mountains are high. Or as deep as the Grand Canyon is at base.
I suppose I'd love you that way, If either height or depth could explain.
I guess I'd love you like each loving word in every stanza in any loving way.
I'm sure I'd love you that way.
If Only A Poem Could Explain.
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Laurette, this is beautiful. It has a perfect tempo, the words naturally fall into place and when I just read it out loud (In my mind the surest test of a poem) it was wonderful.
Welcome to PH. I look forward to reading more of your work.
Martin.
It certainly can! You have clearly shown it through your powerful and colorful poem! It is well crafted and deep in its content and also you have shown your passionate feeling and talent to the whole Poetry World! WELCOME! Thank you for sharing this amazing write and keep it up! God Bless You! Love and Peace for always! Romeo from New York City!