If You Saw the World How I Do,
you would see that a
single ice crystal, fallen from the sky,
is a world on which I live upon.
It melts and freezes below me,
sweeping my soul away.
If you lived how I live,
you would realize I’m not perfect,
and whisk away to islands of
humbleness and joy.
If you hurt how I hurt,
you would hold your hand,
as I do.
Pray to one day float back to heaven,
from where you surely came.
If you loved how I love,
you would see all the
amazing things that make you up.
You would see the brilliance of love
itself
If you saw the world how I do,
Would you run away?
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Unlike the other comments I have read I did not love this poem. I thought it was okay, but the emotion,to me, in the poem was a bit lacking. It seemed as though you tried, but failed. There's that and the formatting problems I have seen. Others have already fixed that. Anyway:
That part makes no sense. It doesn't flow and it's somewhat vague.
Overall this was just an okay poem. To make this a better poem you have to revise it a lot.
sweet Tinkem here as requested

I <3 this endingFirst off, my general impression - I loved it, it was really sweet and... hmm succint
I kinda have a problem with the formatting, so below is the way I would change it and any nit-picks.
~Tinkem
What I liked about it:
-Everything!
-grammar was impeccable
-the topic wasn't cliche
-the first two lines in each especially
-stanza 2
What was okay:
-Nothing I could find for here
What wasn't so hot:
-Hm... this is a hard one... the formatting. Some lines were one-syllable and others were five. Some stanzas were four lines and others were six. Try to pick a particular number- though you don't have to.
I love this so much! Not much else I can say!
~MilkNCookies