Love poems for hopeless romantics; I'm the poet and you're my muse.
You’re Not Dead, So How Can You Haunt Me? You sit there breathing, I hear it, slow, steady, real, Yet every room bends when you enter, like memory gone wrong,
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 6 months ago in Poets
eat the sun, eat her whole— the most powerful force in our universe, healer and destroyer . encircle her, blind her with your body—
By Paul Stewart6 months ago in Poets
The Witch of Reasons She walks where questions gather thick, in corners where no light will stay, her breath a hush of knowing cold,
Verse 1 Pull me closer, baby, let our fire ignite, Press your lips on mine with slow burning desire. Every kiss you give, I’ll keep,
By Julie O'Hara - Author, Poet and Spiritual Warrior6 months ago in Poets
Verse 1 Underneath the starlit sky, With dreams that soar and never die, We whisper softly, hearts in tune, In this moment, just me and you.
[Verse] The fire between us glows so bright Not a blaze of sorrow Not a fight It’s not a pyre of regret Not a cruel goodbye
I passed by the chocolate store where we locked eyes for the first time. You wore the same roughened leather jacket, and I, the same red ballet shoes.
By Imola Tóth6 months ago in Poets
I believe fear Is what we bear So we can love Someone above Long ago Gave us love And let us know That it will grow Deep in our hearts
By Daria Alexandra Enache6 months ago in Poets
Heart of Quiet Love A crimson rose begins to speak, In lines of grace and gentle flame, It does not shout, it does not rush,
Verse 1 I used to chase the light outside Thought I’d find myself in someone’s eyes But every mirror turned me home To the place I’d always known
You are the fire that does not scorch but colors the night, a blaze of amber and lilac that brushes the sky’s cheek. In your flames I see the phoenix of my own becoming
By Forest Green6 months ago in Poets
You found me where the warm lights thin, where midnight folds the blue into a tight seam, where all my guarded edges are only broken glass
By SUEDE the poet6 months ago in Poets