If I were a poet

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If I were a poet,
I’d make you understand in verse,
That the love growing within me,
Is greater than the universe.

If I were a poet,
I’d kiss you with every word,
And from each line, in silence,
A poem would be heard.

I’d write you the sky,
The stars, and the moon’s soft light,
Each rhyme a tender touch,
Each stanza, a breath in the night.

Then you would know,
How sweet you are to me,
And you’d finally grasp the magic,
Of this love, wild and free.

But I am no poet, just a lover,
Lost in words that always hover,
Hoping that one day, maybe,
I’ll be the verse that fits you, baby.

If ever a poet I could be,
You’d see in my eyes,
Just how sweet you are to me.

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Laura Esteves

Laura Esteves

Laura Esteves builds worlds with words, and dismantles the ones that already exist. She writes about what hurts, what transforms and what refuses to be forgotten. She writes about love, identity and the systems that insist on defining us.

She believes literature is the only place where truth doesn't need permission. Her texts are born from the certainty that every story told with courage is an act of freedom; for whoever writes and whoever reads.