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    These Are Your Own Words

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    This poem expresses the speaker's deep love and appreciation for their partner. It acknowledges hurtful words that were said but claims they are meaningless. The speaker wants to show their partner that the honest words shared between them, even if painful, make their understanding of each other grow stronger. Their love and connection to one another is more important than any individual hurtful thing said.

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    This poem expresses the speaker's deep love and appreciation for their partner. It acknowledges hurtful words that were said but claims they are meaningless. The speaker wants to show their partner that the honest words shared between them, even if painful, make their understanding of each other grow stronger. Their love and connection to one another is more important than any individual hurtful thing said.

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    This poem expresses the speaker's deep love and appreciation for their partner. It acknowledges hurtful words that were said but claims they are meaningless. The speaker wants to show their partner that the honest words shared between them, even if painful, make their understanding of each other grow stronger. Their love and connection to one another is more important than any individual hurtful thing said.

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    These Are Your Own Words

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    Helen Sabuquel
    This poem expresses the speaker's deep love and appreciation for their partner. It acknowledges hurtful words that were said but claims they are meaningless. The speaker wants to show their partner that the honest words shared between them, even if painful, make their understanding of each other grow stronger. Their love and connection to one another is more important than any individual hurtful thing said.

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    These are your own words

    your way of noticing

    and saying plainly

    of not turning away

    from hurt

    you have offered them

    to me I am only

    giving them back

    if only I could show you

    how very useless

    they are not

    The raw honesty of Craig Arnold’s poetry makes ‘Bird-Understander’ an easy pick for our list of the most
    beautiful love poems. In this piece, Arnold recounts a moment with his partner that makes his love grow
    even stronger. The language is simple yet evocative, putting a strong metaphor in the reader’s mind and
    facilitating a deeper understanding of Arnold’s feelings.

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