Love

A kenning is a type of metaphorical phrase or compound word used in poetry, especially in Old Norse and Old English literature, which replaces a single, concrete noun. It often contains a significant, indirect or symbolic meaning and helps to create vivid imagery. A kenning can involve multiple words, usually two, connected with a hyphen or written back to back. For example, "whale-road" was a kenning used to mean the sea. Bing

My Love

I would never drop out and leave you.

My love is beyond measure Boo.

Will I know what to expect from you too?

Just one quick look and I know you love me, I do.

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Metaphors are something I will write to

you, about the depth of our love, my dove.

I am an eagle flying through the center of the storm

to get to you by morning my love.

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Writing a poem is out of the norm

for me and it puts me up a tree

you see

I can rhyme

and even singsong sometime

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Loving me is loving my family

You are so grandfatherly

with all of our grandchildren

and a parent to our children.

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No other life in this lifetime for me.

Only you are the right one you see!