What Love Feels Like
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The feeling of falling in love with someone, can't be easily put into words. With a help of a friend, I tried to put what romantic love feels like in a poem.
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In this poem, he can't fully explain his love, but he feels it deeply. It's not one of show. Instead, it's a love that's simple and humble, a love that sees the beauty hidden within a person. The repetition of "I love you" brings attention to the poet's desire to convey his feelings for the subject of this poems.Complete
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