first feeling

by smile

Published October 25, 2018

In lyrics&poems


Warm feelings, exciting heart
A perfect smile, a piece of art
Making his little heart skip a beat
From a first look, eyes tangle
Wondered if the heaven
Lost an angel
Surely this seems nothing like human


He felt the time stops
As she smiled
the pure and the innocence
of a child

nervously looking away
then impatiently staring again
at the shining gold strands of her hair
laying down on her face

As he looked away
He thought
How can the moon and the sun
simply Connect like one

Comments & reviews · 3
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Chinku
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Chinku wrote a review Review · Oct 27, 2018

hi, it's chinku.
well, the poem is beautiful explaining a persons attraction towards the a beautiful lady, like a love at first site. it gives a true feeling of attraction and love, like, i am falling from the sky. and i love that, how you have created a connection between the beauty of a lady and the beauty of the nature.
word placement is so nice giving a pleasant chant. simply I love it.
keep writing good things and all the best.

smile replied · Oct 31, 2018

i'm really glad you liked it.thank you so much, it means a lot.

Aliceinhorrorland wrote a review Review · Oct 26, 2018

Hiya! I think this is an AMAZING poem, it really captures the true bliss and innocence of a first love. I think its not overly complicated to understand like some poems and anyone (or most people) can read this poem and relate. So good job on that because that's a hard thing to do. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed your poem and I hope you will write many more.

smile replied · Oct 26, 2018

thanks for your comment, it really means a lot :)

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ThatOneGuy2002
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ThatOneGuy2002 commented Comment · Oct 25, 2018

Whoa, now thats a nice one. An amazing tone, but just telling you, its "impatient" instead of "unpatient". But grammatic errors arent as important, overall, great job. Hope to hear some more in the future.

smile replied · Oct 25, 2018

well thank you for the supportive comment :)



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