Romantic poems

Romantic poems — a collection of the best works on PoemShip.

Romanticdee

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Come closer darling, Into the midnight, Honey come home, There's far too much at stake. Cause the moon It rests On the breast of the sky. Forever enchanting us with its presence, As it glows incessantly, It represents our love, Powerful and forever present, Despite the time of day, Or the month, Or the year. Trust me love,
RomanticDebra Vilhauer

4:55 a.m. Shuffle

4:55 a.m. Tuesday morning shuffle to the boathouse because it’s too early for a bus but not too late for a mother to be of use before he’s grown & gone love in an early morning drive
RomanticDave Bonta

Parched

water me I may go dry without sin how do I find a person to lose my ice with
RomanticDave Bonta

Tactile

the first time we touch is a banquet for hands within an egg the light is beautiful as a bruise and we could go play at another door
RomanticDave Bonta

Cozy

little home the eyeprints of love all too big
RomanticDave Bonta

Thought leaders

a rose and a wren entered in my memorandum book under wonderful but plain a different kind of presence alone together we promise to speak with our hands
RomanticDave Bonta

What he said to his friend

in the style of the classical Tamil Like a knot of yellownecked caterpillars on the underside of a witch hazel leaf responding to the approach of danger by arching their soft bodies & freezing into a clump of sudden thorns, hoping to ward off the caress of a wasp’s antennae: that’s what happens to me whenever she smiles.
RomanticDave Bonta

Long-winded

rose I bled for to have and to press I promised a story in one red letter but this I am in pain how to do without a kiss to pierce me is there no quiet
RomanticDave Bonta

Such sweet sorrow

seeing her off over the kiss the light of the bone moon
RomanticDave Bonta

Date night

I owe her dinner and a play the many little witty expressions that call to her bear with a dish of myself
RomanticDave Bonta

Harmonious

I intend to learn the sound all sounds sing where you and I inherit a ruin where half a kiss would undo me music without music to show the world a simpler way like the old pot must know a better supper
RomanticDave Bonta

World enough and time

I am alone as the clock or an orange in translation mean as a little sun blue at the difficulty of love do I take this world to be my wife today in her flower suit a body in love is so much well-oiled uncertainty its secret motions calling up a sea of my own

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