Him & Her



He set flame around him,
But never let the flame touch her.
She was a rose and he was the thorn,
Which protected her the way a thorn protects a rose.
He was her life nd she was his beautiful ride.
He’s a devil yet she waited for him to love her the way a devil loves the hell.
She was a garden full of emptiness,
But he lighted her life the way a flower blooms after the thunderstorm.
“He was a introvert, nd doesn’t talk much,” everyone said.
While she was hiding her smile,
Only she knew that he never shuts up.
His heart was as hard as a stone for everyone,
But as tender as rose for her.
She isn’t perfect but all she wants is him.
She waited for the flowers to bloom in the daylight,
But she never knew that he was a flower who blooms at night when everyone is asleep.
He saw her before he saw anything around.
When he saw her he found his home,
He looks at her like he just realized what love is like.
He’s her favourite place to go when her mind searches for peace.
At last,
She is his poet,
And he is her poetry.
                                                             ~ Neharika

About this poem

A poem I wrote which is dedicated to someone and my story, who made me strong unknowingly, who loved me more than themselves. I HOPE YOU GUYS LIKE IT!!

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Written on March 05, 2023

Submitted by neharikasolanke1709 on March 06, 2023

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Scheme ABCDEFGHIJKLBAMNOPQRSTUQ
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 1,106
Words 233
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 24

Neharika Solanke

A Saracastic and hype girl in her 13teens who is trying to express her emotions through words, who loves to write more than speaking, I write poems not just to express my emotions but to also please me and the people who are reading it. I just feel relaxed and calm after writing up everything in the form of poetry. hope the reader likes it. more…

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