I read it. First off- I'll have you know that I'm a Christian, too. You probably come from a household that stresses purity, etc. So do I. That must have been your inspiration.
Anyway, I didn't like it that much. The awkward combination of realism and romanticism made it seem utterly stream-of-conscious/what-I-think-ey. Those with a more critical eye, such as ^pup^, touched on this before me (as did MMM, in an explosion of experienced rhetoric ). While I do hold your same opinions on this matter of having a faithful marriage, I do think that a good poem should possess one ideology or the other.
In other words, you should express either a realistic standpoint, or a good vs. bad standpoint. But, you chose to break those boundaries, and decided (probably inadvertently) to skip between the two- romanticism and realism.
Upon thinking about it for a bit, I've found that this was admirable. Your poem was a shaky attempt at touching both the spirit and actuality of Love, and I'm not one to talk about trying new things, but I think this was a worthwhile read. It aptly portrayed the side of Love that modern, Western culture is often blinded to.
So, kudos, but it was still shaky. (Nonetheless better than I could've written it ) Keep writing!
Hi JesusFreak900, Haha wow. Your poem is amazing. From this you sound like "the perfect guy" haha. If you ever right a girl poetry like this I'm sure she'll try hard to be "your perfect girl" You've obviously made all us yws girls swoon Good luck find you your perfect girl
Wow! I like your poem - truly touching and full of emotions. I love how you chose your words which makes your poem so alive. Thumbs up! xD Keep writing
Always wear a smile. You don't know people falling in love on you when you smile.
This is one of the best poems I've ever read! It was so beautiful and vehement, and I can't think of anything else to say right now because I'm just speechless right now... Loved it!