Poetry / That i. . . love you.
Tears stream down my face,
As i stand, faltering before you.
I open my mouth, ever so slightly,
Unable to say those words.
I try; it’s barely a whisper…
I want to shout it out,
But i…just can’t.
I want you to see…
But how can you,
When i never do as much,
As drop a hint.
It’s suppressing…
More difficult than i foresaw.
It’s like trying to pop a bubble,
Without succeding.
I know though,
That if i don’t say them..
Our heart strings will never tie together,
And i may lose you forever…
The lump in my throat grows larger,
Clouding my sky,
And waving away any chances,
Of ever saying those little words…
That i. . .love you.
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I noticed something very interesting: when the writer speaks in a meek voice the “i” is a small letter, and when the voice is strong, the “I” is a capital letter. Was this intentional? If so, the last line would be better without the word That>
I love you.
Needs some puncutation; heartstrings is one word, especially in the sentence about tying them together.
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