Me without you
is like a leafless fall,
a snowless winter,
and a flowerless spring.
Me without you
is like a colorless rainbow,
a sunless day,
and a starless night.
Me without you
is like the ocean without a wave,
the beach without sand,
and a flameless fire.
Me without you
is like a book without words,
a man without a face,
and a child with no name.
I'm madly in love with my girl, but suddenly things changed. She cut the communication, so I can't reach her. I don't know if she will be back. I'm feeling choked and lonely. Life without her...
Analysis of Form and Technique
Life Without You
Published by Family Friend Poems February 2008 with permission of the Author.
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Analysis of Form and Technique
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Techniques this poem uses:
- This poem is made up of quatrains, which are 4 line stanzas.
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- The author uses similes to describe what life is like without another person in it. Similes compare two objects or ideas using the words "like" or "as".
- is like a leafless fall,
- is like the colorless rainbow,
- is like a flameless fire,
- is like a book without words
Read more about similes - There is a strong sense of structure. The author starts each stanza with "Me without you," and then continues to describe what life would be like without that person.
Me without you,
is like a colorless rainbow,
a sunless day,
and a starless night.Read more about structure in poetry
I'm madly in love with my girl, but suddenly things changed. She cut the communication, so I can't reach her. I don't know if she will be back. I'm feeling choked and lonely. Life without her is stuffy and unbearable.