To You, My Muse
A love letter in verse
My dearest,
You are the fountain of my inspiration The wellspring that nourishes my mind You fill my heart with admiration And make me see the beauty in mankind
You are the sun of my existence The radiance that brightens up my day You give me courage and resilience And help me find my way
You are the music of my life The melody that resonates in my core You soothe my worries and strife And make me want to explore
You are the passion of my dreams The one who sets my soul on fire You make me burst at the seams And fill my veins with desire
You are the muse of my poetry The cadence that shapes my voice You unleash my creativity And make me rejoice
You are everything to me The one I treasure and admire You are my reality And I couldn’t aim higher
I hope you realize how much I love you How much you matter to me I hope you feel it too How much we’re in harmony
You are my verse, my rhyme, my story My masterpiece, my art, my glory
With all my love,
Your poet.
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Lawrence Mireku Adu
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