Love poems for hopeless romantics; I'm the poet and you're my muse.
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
Blooming Within A face half hidden, soft with grace, Where colour breathes and vines unfold, A quiet garden lives inside,
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 6 months ago in Poets
Complex Affair You stood where truth begins to bend, Not lover, not a faithful friend, A space between what is and lies,
Just about the time there is some semblance of normalcy, The thought of you comes whimpering back to mind. Our first conversations
By Julie Lacksonen6 months ago in Poets
I raise my voice to the sunrise‑kissed horizon, where every amber strand of light is a braid of you the laughter of a tide that folds into another tide,
By Forest Green6 months ago in Poets
When I look in your eyes, I see an entire world reflected back at me. * Twin galaxies filled with stars. Glimmering with possibility
By Bradley Ramsey6 months ago in Poets
He was pickup lines I was busy tones He was picket fences I was lights on nobody's home Christopher Dubbs | March 2026
By Christopher Dubbs6 months ago in Poets
Introduction This came about after talking with my Muse about one of her favourite colours. The music is "Hymn to the Sea (Rose's Theme)" by Amy Wallace and Reyjuliand
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 6 months ago in Poets
I found myself strangling inside a quantum entanglement. I needed him to observe me, see me, believe in me, in order to exist.
When you lean your head back, revealing the full bloom of your face I wanted to dance across your cheeks When you sipped tea to soothe your throat
It hasn’t been worn in three decades, yet it remains in my closet. An elegant off-white dress, lace patterns tracing the bodice,
By Xhevrije Prisoj6 months ago in Poets
No contact for 14 days I knew in my heart my love had gone astray We used to talk every night Now the man I loved had taken flight
By Cheryl E Preston6 months ago in Poets
