I compare you to lavender,
Proudly growing amongst
A meadow of thistle.
But while you are soft,
And oh so beautiful,
The image of a flower
Does little to reflect
The purity of your heart.
I compare you to a tree,
Softly dancing in the wind.
But while you are gentle,
Filled with a peace
Ancient, and long forgotten,
The image of a tree
Could never reflect
The depth behind your eyes.
I compare you to the flame,
One moment shyly flickering,
The next bursting forth
With a passion unmatched
By even the brightest star.
But the image of the flame
Neglects to capture
The strength of your mind.
I compare you to the universe,
For this He created
With nothing but Love,
Flawed and fallible,
Perfect and blossoming.
Perhaps this is truest of all;
That through you,
I am brought to life.
Our souls bound
By a thread, kaleidoscopic,
That only He can see.
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Author:
Kora (Pseudonym) (
Online) - Published: March 28th, 2026 02:24
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Comments1
A most lovely comparative poem of love and nature. Well written
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