Poems on the topic: kiss

Poems on the topic “kiss” on Poets.by.

RomanticArthur Stringer

Protestations

If I tire of you, beautiful woman, I know that the fault is mine; Yet not all mine the failure And not all mine the loss! In loveliness still you walk; But I have walked with sorrow! I have threaded narrows, And I have passed through perils That you know nothing of! And I in my grief have gazed In eyes that were not yours; And my emptier hours have known The sigh of kindlier bosoms, The kiss of kindlier mouths! Yet the end of all is written, And nothing, O rose-leaf woman,
RomanticAnna Wickham

Surrender

When you kiss me I am blind. My senses Are filled with ecstasy. I only feel how strong my life is, And so know myself. From love I understand all things that live. And even the dead. I am like a tree Shaken in wind. Or like water that is drawn into the air Through the strong loving of the sun. When you are gone, I am myself earthquake and eclipse, And all cold darkness, and rending grief. When you kiss me I am blind. I am blind!

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