Emily you opened my eyes so I can see
Making my vision as wide as the see
Through your vivid and divine poetry
You made a poet out of me
Elizabeth-Barrett sweet and kind
Blessed be thy soul for triggering my mind
From sonnet-43 how do I love thee?
True pure love as if it came to me
Let me count the ways
That you filled up my days
My empty pages you had them written
By thy words I got smitten
Such splendor Dickinson you provide
Centuries ago yet you bubble in my inside
Thy words and lines sing and rhyme
Taking my poetry to its prime
Mrs. Browning sweet and fair
Blessed be thee for comforting my despair
Though thou are long in the past
But thy presence for eternity does last
If thou were here now
Would come to your feet and bow
For if it wouldnt had been for thee
There wouldnt be a poet out of me
Author notes
to my two best poetess' of all time
EMILY DICKINSON
and
MY besttt bestt best
ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING
Comments
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So glad you have remembered Elizabeth and Emily...They are specials to me too, and your rhyming is lovely...Keep writing!
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"• If thou were here now
Would come to your feet and bow
For if it wouldn’t had been for thee
There wouldn’t be a poet out of me"
love the ending... i can never end my poems right but you have!
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INCREDIBLE POETS
EMILY DICKINSON, ALWAYS MY FAVORITE
BUT NOW YOU ARE,
SO VERY EXCELLENT,
YOU AMAZE ME
SO SOULFUL
AND CREATIVE
LOVE YA ALWAYS...
XXXXOOOOOXOXOC
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