Ask AI: Can you write a poem about loving a girl who isn't ready for love

In the realm of hearts where feelings reside, Loves a girl, heart shrouded in illusion's tide. Perfectly imperfect, as all humans are, Yet in her, I see a twinkling star. Her heart, a fortress, stands tall and proud, Her eyes, a sky, stormy and clouded. Her wounds are hidden, an unseen scar Yet her spirit shines bright, a radiant star. I tread with care, in her world of pain, Longing to be her much-needed rain. Imagine a garden where love could bloom, Banishing forever, her soul's gloom. Unready she is, says my heart so sure, An inner turmoil for which I've no cure. Yet still I hover, a moth to her flame, In love's enchanting, unpredictable game. Cautious is my touch, soft is my word, To halt the flutter of this fearful bird. She may be unready, her soul unbound, With time I hope, love shall be found. In the world within, a dance so slow, A tale of love that's yet to grow. In tender patience, love to unfurl, For the rosebud heart of this reluctant girl. To win her heart, like a fortress besieged, Is with gentle love, not war. I believe, In her time, in her soul's steady measure, She will come to know love's treasured pleasure. So, hold on to hope, if aye, she’s the one, In the game of love, no victory easily won. But 'tis a journey worth every mile, To see her soul bloom, her heart smile.