Song/Poem of the Day — Speak To Me Softly

Summary

"Speak To Me Softly" is a poignant song/poem by Suzanne Mondoux that emphasizes the importance of tender communication in love.

Abstract

The poem "Speak To Me Softly" by Suzanne Mondoux, published on January 31, 2020, is a heartfelt expression of the need for gentle and affectionate communication in a romantic relationship. The lyrics convey a deep longing for closeness and the emotional impact of words spoken with care. Mondoux illustrates how harsh words can cause pain and shatter love, while tender speech can heal and create cherished moments. The poem oscillates between the yearning for soft-spoken love and the pain of harshness, ultimately underscoring the power of a gentle voice in maintaining a nurturing bond.

Opinions

The author believes in the healing power of tender words and their ability to soothe the soul.
There is a strong emphasis on the emotional damage that can be caused by not speaking softly, suggesting that harsh words can "crush" one's soul and heart.
The poem suggests that love can be fragile and requires nurturing through kind and considerate communication.
A tender moment is presented as a simple yet profound need in a relationship, highlighting its significance in fostering togetherness and easing emotional pain.
The repetition of "speak to me softly" serves as a plea for a return to a place of emotional safety and intimacy within the relationship.

Speak To Me Softly

Speak to me softly Hold me in your arms Keep me close my darling Hmmm, my darling, hold me tenderly Never let me go Speak to me softly darling

Hmm, Whoa, Whoa Speak to me softly

Kiss me like it’s the last time you’ll ever kiss Come closer baby Let me in, let me in Speak to me softly baby I love you so Darling, softly baby, speak to me

Speak to me softly Hmm, Hmm, Whoa, Hmm,

How you can crush my soul How you can crush my heart Love can be shattered you know When you don’t speak to me softly

My darling, hmm, whoa, hmm, who Ease your words to ease my soul Stop the rage and end of the pain My darling, speak to me softly

A tender moment is all that’s needed All we desire, together our tender moments You speak to me softly Darling, speak to me softly

Hmm, whoa whoa whoa Hmm, whoa, softly Softly darling

Suzanne Mondoux 31 January 2020