Let Me Love You Poem by Emily Angel
Let Me Love You
You keep my light burning bright
Even in my darkest night.
You have me safe in your arms,
Now there is nothing I fear
I ceased breathing
The moment I beheld you.
The words that you once gave me
Keep my breath going on forever.
When I grieved, you solaced me,
With all hopes for a better future.
I've never met the likeness of you before.
And I'm sure I never will.
For you are unique and
the only one of your kind.
Far be it from me
To hurt you.
But let me love you
With all the love I've
Left in my heart.
Emily Angel...one word can sum up my thoughs on this piece...Beautiful! You have a gift for such beauty within your heart, within your words... and touching others with is gift... is priceless! Beautifully Written! ; -) -Kelly.
For a teen age girl whose mother tongue is not English, this poem is well written. The free flow of thoughts about love is remarkable. Keep writing, Emily.
you have a voice...you have divine permission to use it.... what you wrote is understood and loved the world over.... keep posting............... :) be happy sat
great poem You keep my light burning bright Even in my darkest night. you pur alot hope and emotions here really love it
This is great. the fact English is not your first language makes it even better
this is a very well written poem and i love the way it is written
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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someone here has mentioned that your poem sounds cliche, and i agree, but i have something more to say about this - first, you are young, and Love is usually the inner theme of life for all young people. So i can't blame you for writing about love, and it's nice that you express it in a poem, rather than just say, I love you to the person you're writing about - I have read a lot of my old poems from when i was 18 and i thought them so terribly childish that i just put them in a box, never to be read by anyone again - this isn't a bad poem for someone your age, but you will write more, get older, find your voice, and in ten years you will have advanced so much that when you re-read this it will seem very novice to you - if you read poets like Teasdale and Neruda, you will get an idea of how to write a good love poem without it sounding cliche - and even Teasdale with all her brilliance still made the same mistake sometimes - that all said, thanks for sharing your work with everyone!