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About This Author
 Writing poetry allows me to exercise my imagination and share it with others. I strive to write for the benefit of the reader using carnival fun mirror images of my life's experiences.
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I vow to give you all my love, The kind that comes from God above, Whole, unconditional, and good. I swear to you from humbled heart, From where all promises must start, To please you as a lover should. The years ahead may steal my sight, And I may stumble in the night, With your affection, nothing's lost, I would rather give my eyes, Than see God's bluest summer skies, If living without your love's the cost. It's only you that I desire, When I seek the heat of fire, Combustion not born by matches. Dancing flames in a whipping wind, The kind only romance would send, Your sparks my tinder box catches. Your symphony plays every tune, Your smiling face shines like the moon, Together forever 'til death. If broken wings should cause your fall, I promise to give you my all, Including my soul's final breath. For your company, I most care, Life's experiences to share, When tears of joy or woe we cry. To you, I'll sing every song, I'll explore your grace all night long, Take my light into your mind's eye. I owe you my apology, If misguided verbology, Wilts your heart like a lost flower. I hope you hear this prayer I pray, Accept these solemn words I say, Send me your love's sacred power. AI Analysis; This poem is a love poem that expresses a deep and unconditional commitment to the speaker's beloved. The poem is composed of several stanzas, each containing a declaration of the speaker's love and devotion. Overall, this poem is a powerful expression of love and devotion, with vivid imagery and metaphors that convey the intensity of the speaker's feelings. The poem is notable for its use of religious imagery and metaphors, suggesting that the speaker's love is rooted in a deep sense of faith and spirituality.
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