Love
In the realm of emotions that encompass the human heart,
Love stands tall, unrivaled, a force beyond all art.
In its tender tendrils, the world is embraced,
A symphony of colors, each hue delicately traced.
Love, a beacon that guides us through life's stormy night,
A flame that burns eternal, unfaltering in its light.
Through moments of joy and sorrow's darkest strife,
Love becomes the essence, the very fabric of life.
Love's gentle touch finds solace in fragile souls,
Igniting a fire that fulfills, making them feel whole.
It traverses time and space, transcending the mundane,
A divine connection, amidst life's endless chain.
Within love's embrace, hearts merge and entwine,
Soothing scars of past hurts, healing the soul's decline.
It's a language spoken, not in words but in tender caress,
A whisper of trust, a shared intimacy, no less.
Love fortifies bonds, with loyalty at its core,
Withstanding the trials, it weathers life's tempestuous roar.
Through the passage of time, love only grows,
Rooted deep within, like the most beautiful rose.
Love is the sun, casting warmth upon our days,
An unwavering melody, guiding our uncertain ways.
It lifts us higher, to heights we've never dreamed,
A passion that ignites, blazing with ardor, it seems.
Yet, love is not solely a joyous symphony to adore,
For it encompasses all, even when hearts are sore.
In love's sacred dance, pain finds its dwelling too,
A testament to its power, a reminder of love's value.
But love's beauty lies in its ability to heal,
To mend what was shattered, to make hearts whole and real.
In love's tender touch, forgiveness finds its place,
Breathing life into ashes, leaving no trace.
So let love reign supreme, in our souls and hearts,
For in its vibrant essence, true essence, love imparts.
It binds us, molds us, shapes us like clay,
Love, the greatest gift, forever here to stay.
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It's about love
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Written on February 11, 2024
Submitted by yoloruneyi0 on February 11, 2024
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Quick analysis:
Scheme | AABB CCDD XXEE FFGG HHII JJXX HHKK LLMM NNOO |
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Closest metre | Iambic hexameter |
Characters | 1,877 |
Words | 357 |
Stanzas | 9 |
Stanza Lengths | 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4 |
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