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I see you

Mamu Roshid 1997 (Maung Daw)

Rhymed
When I look at you,
I see a beauty of you.
When I look in your face,
I see as the moon shine your face.

When I look at your eyes,
I see the truth of your magic eyes.
When I look in your smile,
I see lovey-dovey away of miles.

When I look at your love,
I see the soft whisper of love.
When I look at you as a housewife
I see as a husband and wife.

When I look at your sight,
I see a wonderful life of delight.
When I look in your emotion,
I see the hidden fear your devotion.

When I look at you morning,
I see a chance to be happening.
When I look at your admire,
I truly and definitely you are my desire.

About this poem

This poem is based on when I see a queen and her beauty, eyes, smile, face, magic, lips all are amazing and she is my imagination.....etc.

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Submitted by mamuroshid16 on October 29, 2021

Modified on March 15, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme AABB CCXX DDEE FFGG HHXX
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 587
Words 132
Stanzas 5
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 4, 4
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Mamu Roshid

Mamu Roshid, is a Rohingya poet from Myanmar Country, He is a twenty two years old community teacher from Myanmar(Burma). Mamu loves to write poetry, short stories and quotes and is a budding poet. Mamu has been emerged as a prominent love-poet on social media by participating and winning several poetry competitions. He was awarded from many different institutes as a poet and humble servant of humanity. He's a co-author in many bestselling anthologies "A Spark Of Hopes: A Treasury Of Poems For Saving Lives" and ''Poets For Humanity'' An anthology of story ''The Big Bang Of Non-Fiction: Life In Reverse'' and '' I'm Not In Stories Only.etc. His poems were published in many national and international anthologies, magazines, famous websites, bloggers and in journals. more…

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