You are the song that sings in my heart
The melody that saves me from falling apart
The rhythm that keeps my hope beating strong
The harmony that keeps me on the right side of wrong
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You are the beacon shining through my dark
Guiding me home with your beautiful spark
The burning fire of truth forced me to see
You light me up to be the best version of me
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You are the fuel that powers me to fly
Giving me the courage to reach the sky
To see my value glittering in the stars
To know I’m worth more than my scars
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You are my shelter from life’s raging storms
The fire burning to keep me safe and warm
Your walls protecting me from the world’s wrath
You have given me the courage to choose my path
First published on Medium.
If you like this poem, you may enjoy this one I wrote about love.
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Britt Blomster
I'm a writer, poet, storyteller and dreamer. I'm inspired by the world around me and channel that into my writing.
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Wonderful, inspiring love poem!