101 Reasons

The dreamy eyes
That hold much meaning
In their depths
Capture me with one gaze

The timeless smile
That shines across your face
Is too powerful
Irresistible

That voice of yours
So gentle and sweet
Holds my heart
In it's harmonious grip

Those little antics you do
Your one-in-a-million personality
The secrets you hold within
All contribute to just who you are

With all these reasons
And so much more
Must you still ask
Why I love you?

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Rodhead
Review
Rodhead wrote a review · Tue Oct 21, 2008 5:41 pm

Hey there

I liked this poem, but why is it called 101 reasons?
I thought it was going to be much longer.
And there was grammatical errors, but other than that i liked it, it was free flowing.

:D

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NinjaRebel
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The dreamy eyes,

that hold much meaning

in their depths.

Capture me with one gaze.



The timeless smile

that shines across your face.

Is too powerful,

irresistible.



That voice of yours,

so gentle and sweet,

holds my heart,

in it's harmonious grip.



Those little antics you do.

Your one-in-a-million personality.

The secrets you hold within.

All contribute to just who you are.



With all these reasons

and so much more.

Must you still ask,

Why I love you?

Wow, this is so awesome, you can feel the emotions, it is very good. There were a few grammar errors that I corrected, and the title was a little odd, just so you know. Keep up the good work.

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Silent music
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Okay....it was interesting. Why is the title called 101 reasons? Have you ever seen the movie "10 Things I Hate About You"? I was expecting it to be more like Kat's poem. Other than that it was very good. It could use some more editing to make it a little bit more eye catching, but I didn't really find any major problems with it. Keep working on it!



There is nothing to fear from someone who shouts.
— Chinua Achebe, Things Fall Apart