, maybe it is how I feel towards this person that makes me feel so strongly about this work. Or maybe its how the lines flow off of your tong as you read it. It could probably be how it has a natural rhythm and sooths the person that you are reading it too. There are a lot of reasons that I appreciate this poem and the main reason is because I wrote it fore and about a special someone. When expressing love through your actions, writing poetry is not the only way that you can do it. A favorite singer of mind who writes love ballets, Kenny Lattamore, wrote a song named "For You". Within this song he sung about all of the things that he would to for his special someone. A particular verse I really liked was one when he sung, "For you I'll give the cup of love that overflows, and any one who knows me knows." I like it because it describes how his love for her is unconfined or he has so much of it to give. But when I asked a friend what she thought about the verse, she thought that it was a real cup or vase. And when I thought about it being a real cup it could have been, but I also looked behind the cup toward the person giving the cup.Many people only look at the obvious, but others like my-self and Chung Tzu look for the underlining meaning. In the "Book of Songs", written by Chung Tzu there is a pome numbered 22 in the text. Part of it reads:Of fair girls the prettiestGave me a red flute.The flush of that red fluteIs pleasure at the girl's beauty.She has Been in the pastures and brought for me rush-wool,Very beautiful and rare.It is not you that are beautiful;But you were given by a lovely girl.In my opinion the moral of the poem is not to cherish what is given to you, but cherish the thought and sincerity of the person. Material items can be lost, broken, or even stolen. But when you see it as an action of ones emotion, the thought of that item ant the person who gave it to you will live on forever.Patterson 5Today, many...
