Look m8, before anything else I want to say that your apparent love of poetry is nice, and you should of course keep writing poetry, you'll get better if you read more and write more, but...
>did you mean that the language was too try-hard?
Yes.
>I know it's flowery, but it was at least used appropriately, right?
"Used appropriately" is irrelevant. It's like a pilot saying "Yeah I took everyone to the wrong airport but at least I landed appropriately and it wasn't a crash landing." You shouldn't be using this kind of language in the first place, it doesn't matter if you used it appropriately, just don't use it at all.
>What's the cringiest part?
Your use of "thee". Stop, man. Seriously just stop. Can I give you a history lesson? "thee" (and "thou"), back when they were used, were **diminutive pronouns, spoken to age and/or social inferiors**. "You" was formal or spoken to superiors back in the day. One of the reasons "thee" and "thou" fell out of use is because class division became less distinct as time went on, so "you" was used to be on the safe side.
There is no reason for you to use "thee." Why use it? Unless you really think that special lady is your inferior.
>What about it makes you think that this is not the real me? Do you know me?
I know enough to know you are are probably a teenage to early 20's person living in the 21st century. Again, you are not Wordworth, you're not Shakespeare. You are not writing in your own voice, you're writing in the voice of people dead for 150 years or more. it is painfully obvious, mate, that you are writing how you think you're supposed to write and you are supremely besotted by your (as of now--limited) influences.
Look man, please just read more poetry. Have you read any poets from the 20th century? Try Lowell, try Berryman, try Anne Sexton and Silvia Plath if you want tog get the ladies in there too. (Sorry for only Americans, I'm American what can I say--but they're all very good).
>copy pasta level cringy
It's bad but it's honestly your best one. How can you think all the try hard wannabes with "thee" are less cringy?