Poet Julia

Julia Orozco

Poem “I will do” celebrates love and gratitude

Poem extols love, faith, gratitude, and God's guidance through life's journey, urging to walk with joy, kindness, and appreciation for blessings.
Poem extols love, faith, gratitude, and God's guidance through life's journey, urging to walk with joy, kindness, and appreciation for blessings.

I will make your life cheerful,
may you walk forever in love,
I will fill your paths with flowers,
because you see the face of your God.

There is no other way to live than loving,
love the love of the verb to love,
without offending or mistreating,
always smiling when walking.

Why is it not living in tears?
or regrets,
walking is knowing how to walk,
with the faith of birth and the light of gratitude,
everything that life puts in front of you,
for it is the path that your feet walk,
and if sadness or great sorrow comes,
or maybe you'll get the feeling of not having,
feel son of my soul, my star,
that in every dawn and dusk
God, the Giver of Love,
will sow tenderness in your soul,
for loving you even more, my dear.

And with Him, as a companion,
your path will be water of love,
river of laughter and lucky life,
that you and me, me and you,
We will walk loved until the end.

Poetry analysis

The poem celebrates love and gratitude, emphasizing the importance of walking life's path with joy and kindness. It speaks of finding solace in faith and the presence of God's love, guiding one through sorrow and hardship. The imagery of filling paths with flowers and walking in love portrays a hopeful and optimistic outlook on life. Overall, it encourages embracing love and gratitude as guiding principles, leading to a fulfilling and blessed existence.

Poet Julia

Julia Orozco

Poet who love nature and writing poetry.

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