Poetry: The Poem Dedicated to Joud

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I can’t compare you to a summertime,

You study lots, and even for a rhyme

I wouldn’t lie that things are otherwise.

But let me be here funny and unwise.

As roses, we all know, are mostly red

I wouldn’t gift them. Violets instead

Are blue. You like blue things, I think?

I had a list with all blue things in it.

I wrote down ocean, Stitch, and sky at night,

Blueberries, ink, my shirt, and kryptonite…

No, wait. It’s green. But makes me think of you

Just as the things I mentioned that are blue

Let’s go and dance on empty evening beach

That our assignments probably can’t reach.

We will buy ice cream, try to eat it fast

Before it melts and gets all over us.

If it’s to sunny, you can have my hat

That I of course did not bring in for that

And then we can go swimming in the sea

So that this way you possibly can’t see

That I sometimes behave just like a fool

Attempting to impress you. Like a jewel,

You look all graceful, elegant and rare

And when you laugh the music feels the air

Oh, let me stare into your shiny eyes

And buy you coffee of a venti size.

Your smile does not remind me of the sun

As looking doesn’t hurt, and anyone

Could smile, but nobody quite like you.

Which I insist, is an amazing view.

And to conclude this little exercise

I say that nothing can be bigger prize

Then laughter over things that I just said

And now show you before I feel regret

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