A letter to you
A letter for the girl who is scared to open up
She’s like an early morning sunrise, bright
and glowing.
Her radiant energy glowing with the hues of a
sunset that transition into the glittery night
sky above.
She wears her halo like the goddess she is.
Her hair that she lets downs falls perfectly
against her skin like silk.
Her eyes reflect her soul, happy and content.
Little does she know I can see glimpses of her
soul through the stained glass door that
shelters her fragile heart.
Delicately, I want to open that door.
Let that heart feel the sun’s warmth for the
first time in a long time.
Maybe then will I get to walk through the
wilderness of her soul and get to admire
the beauty that is her.
About the Creator
K F
just your friendly neighborhood lesbian with so much words to articulate from the folds of her mind into heart felt stanzas.
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Comments (2)
A beautiful love poem, a poem of desire, of calm but also wanting like the waves against a shoreline. Damn poet
Another beautiful poem that makes me long for that right person to come along! 🩷 And yet another brilliant last line! It leaves this powerful resonance of something I can't quite explain.