I saw the sun on a winter day, and it got me out of bed...
was it warmth...was that you?
I hurt my leg but i quietly lay, and the pain went dead...
was it strength...was that you?
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This has a good feel to it (fix typo in line 4) . I don't think that you needed to bring God into the last line. I think the readers would understand.
But that aside, I like the idea behind this and, in particular, the rhyme scheme. the rhymes are obvious but that is not a problem as they are stated in a less obvious fashion. I think that your grammer in this, whilst not 'proper', is what makes the poem stand out. You are, obviously, working with a second language and you put that to good use.
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This has a good feel to it (fix typo in line 4) . I don't think that you needed to bring God into the last line. I think the readers would understand. But that aside, I like the idea behind this and, in particular, the rhyme scheme. the rhymes are obvious but that is not a problem as they are stated in a less obvious fashion. I think that your grammer in this, whilst not 'proper', is what makes the poem stand out. You are, obviously, working with a second language and you put that to good use.