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Poem
August 13, 1953
The Prison Mirror
Stillwater, Washington County, Minnesota
What is this article about?
A romantic poem titled 'What You Are To Me' that uses nature and life metaphors to express profound love, admiration, and the beloved's essential role in the speaker's existence.
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What You Are To Me
You are my life, my love, my hope,
The answer to all my dreams;
The brightest star in my horoscope,
And soothing as the desert streams.
You are the life blood in my veins,
The very essence of my soul,
Your touch as cool as the summer rains,
That make the flowers whole.
With hair as gold as the sunshine
That gives life to the earth,
With eyes like stars and lips divine,
Enclosed in a heavenly berth.
Your voice as soft as the evening breeze
That flows through the midnight blue,
Rustling leaves in the swaying trees
That murmur I love you.
You are my life, my love, my hope,
The answer to all my dreams;
The brightest star in my horoscope,
And soothing as the desert streams.
You are the life blood in my veins,
The very essence of my soul,
Your touch as cool as the summer rains,
That make the flowers whole.
With hair as gold as the sunshine
That gives life to the earth,
With eyes like stars and lips divine,
Enclosed in a heavenly berth.
Your voice as soft as the evening breeze
That flows through the midnight blue,
Rustling leaves in the swaying trees
That murmur I love you.
What sub-type of article is it?
Ode
What themes does it cover?
Love Courtship
What keywords are associated?
Romantic Love
Nature Metaphors
Beloved Tribute
Life Essence
Heavenly Beauty
Poem Details
Title
What You Are To Me
Key Lines
You Are My Life, My Love, My Hope,
The Answer To All My Dreams;
The Brightest Star In My Horoscope,
And Soothing As The Desert Streams.