Published April 2, 2010
A feeling I cannot replace
Is the love I find in the space
Of your unbreakable embrace
My love.
And when life drives us apart,
Loneliness enters my heart,
A feeling that will not depart,
My life.
I cherish the feeling of safety
Of warmth and peaceful tranquillity,
Amongst your layers of luxerity,
My bed.
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i really liked it
it was an interesting subject you talked about but to me you pulled it off just perfectly just perfectly
hope you keep writing so that i can continue to read your work
first of all, I have to ask: Is there a double meaning to this? Because it seems like it. If not for the title, and the little line at the bottom of the second stanza, I would have thought it a romantic poem. But I guess not.

I loved it! It was both unique and form-fitting. It showed emotion and gave me an idea of how you felt about your loving bed. Good job.
Love,
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This was very cool!
Hey ichigo! Very well done! Like Jasmine said above me ^^^^^, I love the type of poems that get you thinking it's a love poem (romantically speaking) and it turns out to be an inanimate object of some sort. Plus, I absolutely adore odes. (I think that's the plural form, correct me if I'm wrong.) There's nothing as far as I can see that you need to work on, so keep up the good work! I'm looking forward to reading anything else you post on here.
Have a great day! God Bless!
Hi,
I really enjoyed this. It flows nicely and I love how it seems like a love poem and turns unconventional at the end. The last stanza in particular was really great.
My only criticism is that; "A feeling that will not depart" sounds a little clunky.
Hope this helps,
Jas