love poems
Love poems for hopeless romantics; I'm the poet and you're my muse.
A Mother's Hug
In the morning light so bright, When the day begins to bloom, There's a place where I feel right, Safe within my mother's room. Her arms are soft, her smile so warm, She holds me close and tight, In her love, I find no harm, She makes everything feel right. When I stumble, when I fall, Or when I'm feeling blue, I know my mother hears my call, She always knows what to do. Her voice is like a lullaby, That soothes my every fear, With her, I reach up to the sky, And wipe away each tear. So when the world feels big and wide, And I'm just a little girl, I run to my mother's side, For she’s my safest world. In her love, I’ll always stay, No matter where I roam, For in her heart, I'll find my way, A place I’ll always call home.
By Jagadeeswaran Selvaraj2 years ago in Poets
BRUSH STROKES OF LOVE: A CHANCE ENCOUNTER
In the quaint, sunlit town of Maplewood, where cobblestone streets wove through charming cafes and flower-lined shops, lived Eleanor, a passionate artist with a love for painting landscapes. Her days were spent in a small studio overlooking a serene park, where the canvas of her life was colored by the changing seasons. Eleanor had always found solace in her art, but her heart ached for something more—a connection that felt as genuine as the beauty she captured on her canvases.
By RUMUMBA James2 years ago in Poets
