love poems
Love poems for hopeless romantics; I'm the poet and you're my muse.
LOVE
If I had been able to sleep without your dreams, my nights would’ve been better. If you could just get out of my head, the voices could stop. If you decide to just fade away, I could be whole again. But you don't, you decide to whisper in my ears every night how lonely I am. Now I can’t write poetry about you or anyone in particular. All I have left is my blood to sign a contract. Clearly, you see me as a miserable fellow since you don’t hold my hand anymore. Or don’t even hug me when you see me on the streets passing by your home. When I had you in my arms, time stopped for me, but for you, it passed rapidly. And you pushed me back a little, because you felt disgusted, I seem. If only you'd fallen a little more, there would be more pages written for you. But it’s still more than all the letters I wrote to grief about you. I don’t know who you’ll be when I meet a new person. But I would like it if you could be a little more gentle. Take the body of a person who’s strong enough to accept their flaws, or maybe discard them. Maybe how about someone who works in a library and sips coffee in the morning? Who plays moves so amazing and takes my side as a queen to my chessboard? Who also speaks classical and loves flowers like a gardener? Whose eyes are more majestic than your previous self? And understands me like Milena. Oh! Love, make sure you come meet me next time, as I don’t know your address anymore. ~Suraj Rajvanshi
By Suraj Rajvanshi3 years ago in Poets
The Folklore of winter
Cozy Winter Evenings: Embracing Warmth in the Heart of Winter As the cold wind howls outside, our little house at the edge of the village stands resilient against the winter chill. The credit for our warmth goes to Howard, who tends to the vintage Rayburn stove in our kitchen with unwavering care. Despite the biting winds and the frost-laced pathways through the hills, our abode becomes a haven, a sanctuary against the elements.
By Shazee Tahir3 years ago in Poets
