The Stranger Poem by David Darbyshire
The Stranger
Why am I a stranger
I know you all so well
There isn't any danger
If there was I would tell
You say that you love me
And you know I love you to
A stranger I cannot be
Is there's nothing I can do?
We laugh and talk everyday
How can I be so unknown
I know there is a better way
There's nothing I wish to postpone
Please say you love me
And I will do the same
To be in love is the key
The stranger we will tame
David, well written, love poem, longing for someone to feel and return your love. I love the line 'There isn't any danger - If there was, I would tell.'
David, though the second stanza seems a little weak in rhyme, the last stanza is wonderful. A touching piece. The last line is a great summation. Keep it coming. My Best, Joy
This appeals to me. I know those moments when the person you have been in love with for XYZ years suddenly, fleetingly, feels like a stranger. Love is the foundation indeed.... I like the way you put it. t x
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/23/2024 11:48:14 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Reassuring piece Dave, so tender and with rhyme.