In this sea, vast and free
You're my light and I'm your plea
Every fear and every sorrow, all walk away when you're to follow.
If I'm a tree, you're my branch, my fruit and leaves
In your embrace, every doubt goes back to retrace.
In this world, vast and wild
You're my heart, my soul, my child.
In this storm, you're the calm I need
Every gaze you steal, feels heavenly
Among others, you're a mystery
My hope, my fear and pain to feel.
Am I sane? Not entirely sure,
For what I haven’t seen, is your tomorrow to lean
Rustling of the leaves, gushing of the wind
Every whisper of the trees, cannot hide within
In this sea, vast and free
You're my light and I'm your plea
All my thoughts, pour ahead
When you're the one, listening ahead.
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Author:
Irene Luzhin (Pseudonym) (
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- Comment from author about the poem: This is about someone very special to me, who has bravery that outmatches that of a lion, will of steel, heart of gold and eyes that make me want to drown in those golden hues. Hair long, luscious and like spun gold, skin pale like the moon itself. And someone who's entirely fictional 😭 Can you guess?
- Category: Love
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- In collections: 🥀Irene\'s lonely poetry🥀.
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