Poems on the topic: love

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

AngryK_008

Believe

Curse this world And the people in it Who made me belive in Magic, love and butterfly kisses...
SadK_008

Sense

This silence is turning me deaf This darkness has me feeling blind Being with you Has me loosing all of my sense
RomanticK_008

Home

I don't think I remember When you became my home From my escape...
SadK_008

Foolish

I wept over you I screamed for you And laughed and laughed When you walked away
RomanticJune Mcarthur

A second chance

Let me hold your hand, and say the words, I love you once again. Let me whisper things of day's gone by, as we walk in the Scottish Glens. Let me hold you high above all else, as I did in days of old. Let me rekindle a romance we once shared, and the passion, now growing cold. Let me take you back, to our Highland Hame, where the mountains meet the sky. Let me love you now, as I loved you then, if you love me, let me try.
Sadjoystyless

flowers of feelings

flowers. flowers are pretty until they die. until they run out of love and effort. people. people are pretty until they stop loving to feel things. feelings. feelings are pretty until you don't want to feel them. feelings fade. people fade. flowers fade.
SadJoshua Klink

It is Proper

Is it that easy to forget your face After I learnt of its vivid pathways? Is it fair to thieve glorious sunrays That would leave me always a hopeful trace? Is it that easy to forget our time When it made woe somewhat tolerable? Is it to bare the insufferable That I should forget so much as is mine? Ay, I will overlook your likeness As gorgeous as all its stories may be Allow me to see this as agedness So that far from it I can only flee It is hard to end this gloriousness But it is proper that I let you free
SadJoshua Klink

finale

to Love it is your fire that crackled a coal and your every breath that burnt me till I, even in my same ever despondency, changed for this world slipping under your twinkle-fingers, I find a comfort like no other hovering over the corpse that bears the lust, mildness and wishful thinking all the same we did not get tired of ourselves but you, just as you first burnt us, seemed to get nothing but death again - you got tired of us even in my same ever despondency that returns like your eerie glow I bid you hastily, old friend; for if not then,
RomanticJoshua Klink

The Lover

You are the mess around this fragile glass The one I choose because there is no other And as I lie shattered on glorious grass I can only envision you, the lover You are my lens when it freezes in time The one I cannot see without a smirk I know our horror, I have searched its clime: The you that holds me with our ever dirt You are the reason for this burnt skin I lie, but the torturous sun pushes I endure: I love the filth of your sin It is the better part of your bruises. The pieces of me and their reflections too Are swept away by others; never you. Sonnet No. 7
CheerfulJonathan

* * *

Ha-ha. I’m tired, I’m wasted, I love you darling. To love: a conjugation devoutly to be wished A pattern which, when sober, can't be missed: I love - he loves As day slips her fingers under the blinds It trips, without pause, down from the mind: you love - we love In chilly cathedral 'fore stoney-faced priest Surrounded by people (who're here for the feast) you love - they love Any fool can love with a clear head; with a night's sleep; with a straight face But drunk, and foolish, and tired am I and I fumble the form: I love you -
RomanticJohndavid Haring

My Lovely Wife

Getting dressed Hope im not late Going to a restaurant On our first date Cotton candy kisses And hotdog hugs Carnival rides And getting bit by bugs Sitting in the dark Watching a screen It's movie night Date #3 Feeding geese Until it's dark Having a picnic At the park
RomanticJoel Bustos

Twilight

A scent of calm, forbidden air. As fingers interwine. Unexpected moments are here. A very slight hint of fear. Stuck in the dark and the light. Really quite a beautiful sight. Seeing a moment that could, but never will. But then again. But then again- What if the world just wanted this? What if we could have this? I'll learn to do this. Deal with the broken moments of it all. But if the world wanted this. It could be, it'll probably be- Maybe the best thing.

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