Hon
Hon
Jun 06, 2023
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June 2023 Challenge Write a love poem without using the word love

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Write a love poem without using a love word

A lovely you are
Show me your
exquisite beauty
In the splendor view
of a growing field that
it stands out from the crowd
with the exude of innate beauty
from the blooming flourish
nurturing care
and rapturous personality
That never ceases to showcase
With its passionate display
That it brings to show the comfort
From the uplifting one spirit soul
To claim you as my special one
For all the years that my admiration
grow for you
For that, I shall never forget
Because you always stay in my heart
And instilled in my mind
through eternity that
I am truly grateful for
my soulmate

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Title: Write a love poem without using a love word

The poem's concept of expressing love without directly using the word "love" is an interesting challenge that can lead to creative use of language. The poem does a good job of conveying affection and admiration through descriptions of beauty, nurturing care, and a rapturous personality. However, there are some areas where the poem could be improved.

1. Consistency in language and tone: The poem uses archaic language like "thou" and "exquisite," but also includes modern phrases like "stands out from the crowd" and "uplifting one spirit soul." It is recommended to maintain a consistent tone throughout the poem, either by embracing the archaic language or by modernizing the entire piece.

2. Clarity and coherence: Some lines in the poem are difficult to understand, such as "In the splendor view of a growing field that it stands out from the crowd." It is important to ensure that each line is clear and contributes to the overall message of the poem. Consider rephrasing or reorganizing lines to improve clarity.

3. Imagery and metaphors: The poem could benefit from more vivid imagery and metaphors to evoke emotions in the reader. For example, instead of simply stating "nurturing care," the poem could describe a specific action or scene that demonstrates this care.

4. Punctuation and grammar: The poem has several punctuation and grammar issues that can make it difficult to read. For example, there are missing commas, inconsistent capitalization, and incorrect use of "thou" (which should be "thee" when used as an object). Carefully proofread the poem and correct these errors to improve readability.

By addressing these suggestions, the poem can become a more engaging and effective expression of love without directly using the word "love."

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