Letter to my love.

by Wintersolstice   Jul 8, 2005


It has an old fasioned way of writing throughout you may notice. Enjoy!

Dear
My love

Pray excuse my blunders for they have been many
Falling for you being only one
You are priceless but I am two a penny
Please forgive the common above pun.

I can not expect you to understand me
In truth I fear I am lost even to myself
However, I must find a way to set my burden free
Before it take its cruel toll upon my health.

Alas, I shant whisper a lie into your sweet ear
I refuse to pollute your blood and mind
Nay, I won’t have it perfect dear
I must be truthful, my last hope-to leave the pain behind.

Forgive I who put this so bluntly
I do not wish to appear brash
But in truth I fear-I love thee
I hope, upon you, my truth is not too harsh.

I shall not be a waste-ing any more of your time
For you may be busy, I am sorry for everything
I merely wanted to call you the sunshine
and wish you the best in all that life may bring.

X

Copyright Mairi Mackenzie 2005

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  • 15 years ago

    by Cyber Saiyan

    Overall the writing is pretty good.

    I really liked the old form of writing, but it seemed to be mixed up between old and new verse. Example: you used SHANT, but later used SHALL NOT. SHANT seems like an old verse word to me where shall not isn’t. I would try to pick one and stick with it.

    Otherwise, a great job.

    I enjoyed the powerful words like POLLUTE and BLUNDERS. They really add meaning to the lines.

  • 15 years ago

    by Brittany C

    I loved how you wrote it in old fashion. It is not something that you see everyday. It was refreshing. I really liked this poem and I saw nothing wrong with it. I gave it a 5/5.

  • 17 years ago

    by Tricky Daze

    Really interesting and sad,i really liked that and i agree some kinda old fashioned for a good way
    Well done
    Laura

  • 17 years ago

    by Kaylee

    Something different: Gave an old fashioned feeling. Fraid I won't be much of a help as the poem in itself was good.

  • 17 years ago

    by Sean Allen

    "Please forgive the common above pun."
    I think 'above' and 'common' were swapped or something.. the wording isn't grammatically correct, even if this is written in an older style.
    ~~~
    "Before it take its cruel tole upon my health."
    'toll' not 'tole'
    ~~~
    "Nay, I won’t have it perfect deer"
    'dear' not 'deer'
    ~~~
    Strong ending, and definitely gave me an 'old-time-y' feel.