Euphonious



Let us speak, of what is to me, euphonious.
A sound that births attraction;
from all that I long for, that is with you.
          It is what provides vision.

A spark, that ignites and produces;
An unchangeable mindset.
Mellifluous.
It brings to mind all that I desire with you
the sound of it melts my being.
          It has me regretting, if there has ever been doubt in my mind of the existence of God; May God forgive me and help me achieve my desire and align the universe at my favor.

that sound I favor to evermore be able to hope that our togetherness is a mutual choice.
for there is no doubt in my mind, the sound I find pleasant, is in fact, the sound of your voice.

About this poem

this poem is about the desire I have for a certain person I currently know in this life. although for now, the feeling is not mutual, I remain optimistic that things could change. However, I am prepared in case they do not. I am hopeful, not delusional.

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Written on April 07, 2022

Submitted by ToneisKing on April 08, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme ABCB AXACXX AA
Closest metre Iambic heptameter
Characters 681
Words 141
Stanzas 3
Stanza Lengths 4, 6, 2

Antonio Soler

Antonio Soler was born on April 17, Born and raised in Brooklyn NY. Antonio graduated high school from Brooklyn Academy High School in 2005; he later enlisted into the United States Army. Since then he has been stationed in Germany 2006 - 2012 (Idar-Oberstein, Grafenwoerh, and Baumholder), Fort Carson, Colorado 2012 - 2018 & South Korea 2018 - 2020 (USAG-Yongsan & Camp Humphreys). Antonio currently serves as a US Army Recruiter in Hackensack, NJ since 2020. Antonio is recently divorced (2018) and father to a son, (Adrian, 13). Currently pursues a bachelors degree in Logistics and Transportation management from American Military University and his also interested in photography. on Instagram he host a page where all is photography is shared under @Toneisking_Portfolio. more…

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