Echoes of Emotion

From the speaker's perspective, limerence manifests as an all-consuming passion that reshapes their emotional world. They experience an immediate and intense attraction upon meeting the woman, marked by obsessive thoughts and idealization. The speaker is enthralled by her presence, finding solace and joy in her company while fearing the potential loss of this newfound connection. This overwhelming infatuation drives them to constantly reflect on her impact, showcasing the depth of their limerent state.

Limerence

I lived a life I didn’t like,
No moon graced the night sky’s light,
Not every garden blooms with flowers,
And in my heart, no love had power.

Yet she felt me, though it seemed so rare,
Can love truly blossom from a single stare?
A reticence held me, left me mute,
She moved on before I could refute,
Blaming fate for my misfortune’s plight.

I met her unguarded in a café scene,
Stunned by the way she appeared, so serene,
She stormed into my fleeting life,
Where coffee helped ease our strife.

She was an epiphany, a revelation bright,
From strangers to friends, our souls took flight,
Our eternal bond turned idyllic and sweet,
Her presence made all my woes retreat,
Where even hell seemed heaven at her side.

Not all our thoughts align with fate,
Her eloquence, her limits, made my heart elate,
The fear of losing her crossed my mind,
Yet my infatuation with her was kind.

Even in fear, I showed my love,
Our hearts beat the same, like stars above,
Our eternal Valentine’s journey starts,
With love entwined in both our hearts.

Description :
In the quiet of a life once unfulfilled, a profound transformation begins when the speaker encounters a woman who reshapes their existence. The poem navigates the evolution from solitude to profound connection, capturing the moment of epiphany and the blossoming of love amidst everyday encounters. It highlights the shift from isolation to a shared, idyllic life, emphasizing how her presence turns ordinary moments into profound experiences of joy and beauty.

Limerence

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