love poems
Love poems for hopeless romantics; I'm the poet and you're my muse.
The Garden of Love: A Transformation of Freedom into Confinement
I wandered into the Garden of Love, a place I remembered fondly from my youth, where I used to run freely on the soft green grass and play among the blooming flowers. But as I stepped into that familiar space, I was met with a sight that I had never seen before—a chapel had been erected right in the middle of this open, joyful ground. This structure stood stark and severe, a rigid contrast to the carefree spirit of the garden that once was.
By cathynli namuli2 years ago in Poets
The Freedom of Love
Love one another, but let it be free, not bound. Let it flow like a vast, moving sea between the shores of your souls. Share each other's cups, but drink not from the same cup. Offer one another your bread, but do not eat from the same loaf. Sing, dance, and celebrate together, but let each soul stand alone just as the strings of a lute, though they create harmony together, remain separate.
By cathynli namuli2 years ago in Poets
My Uncle's Daughter, A Love So Bright
In her smile, the sun does rise, A sparkle dances in her eyes. My uncle’s daughter, pure and true, A love so bright, it’s ever new. Her laughter is the sweetest sound, A melody that knows no bound. With every word, with every glance, She fills our hearts, makes spirits dance. Her kindness flows like rivers wide, A gentle force, a loving guide. She lights the way on darkest days, In her, the sun’s warm, golden rays. A bond that’s strong, a tie that’s deep, In her heart, such love we keep. For she’s a joy, a gift, a light, My uncle’s daughter, pure delight. So here’s to her, with all our cheer, A love that grows year after year. My uncle’s daughter, sweet and bright, You are our love, our endless light.
By Jagadeeswaran Selvaraj2 years ago in Poets
