Poems on the topic: love

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Dave Bonta

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I eat out of the pot his gold-laced suit still on my mind

Dave Bonta

The dog all afternoon is master of the yard. I play with his trust, troubled by love as art.

Dave Bonta

“Time enough” is a cheat; we make good sport of losing. Give me the passing of things: heart breaking in the opera, a love done after a little sin.

Dave Bonta

Here, my love, is that rare vision, how to buy ease of mind: a hamper of melons.

Dave Bonta

For love and quiet we took a mouthful of age, a single night and the noise of rain. And between waking and sleeping, never had so much content.

Dave Bonta

I dined with her and found what heat the alchemist took home in a bottle: a letter from July, wind and fever.

Dave Bonta

the garden gives me nothing I am glad after love or great disorder in an unknown nest I could be quiet

Dave Bonta

I saw the ships set off at the beginning of love but I know not whether I shall see a dolphin.

Dave Bonta

This rose at her door called me to know her, the day very pleasant, though the way bad and I a newborn, my head aching.

Dave Bonta

I dine on love like a well I bury my teeth in.

Dave Bonta

A fine lip the bottle had— my lady and her good night.

Dave Bonta

Dine me, wine me, know me and Valentine me, please me, give me a spoonful of honey for my cold.

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