
Written May 16, 2006. This piece of poetry depicts one person's way of viewing love.
Rated: Fiction T - English - Romance - Words: 266 - Published: 07-12-08 - Status: Complete - id: 2544376
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Calling You
I will not call you great,
For great things tend to fall
I will not call you strong,
For strong things eventually weaken
I will not call you amazing,
For amazing things lose their wonder over time…
I will not call you my life
For my life has been so wrong
I will not call you my world
For my world is unsteady and weak
I wll not call you my heart
For hearts, they tend to break…
I will not call you the reason to exist
For existence becomes nothing and reason, a myth
I will not call you my breath
For eventually I will forget the ability to respire
I will not call you my shining light
For lights ultimately dim to black…
I will not call you the sun in my sky
For the sun will one day cease to shine
I will not call you the moon I see
For the moon is barren, cold, and bleak
I will not call you the stars I see at night
For their beauty is deceiving…
I will not call you the rainbow after the rain
For rainbows are just temporary
I will not call you the lightning I admire
For to venture close is to be risking danger
I will not call you a rose
For roses wither and shrivel away…
I will not call you any of these things
For… They do not properly describe you.
Instead, I will call you simply you,
For you is all you can be,
And that's all I'd ever want you to be.
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