love poems

Love poems for hopeless romantics; I'm the poet and you're my muse.

The First Rain Dance
When rain falls in circular rhythms Drenching cadence with its sweet smell, dancing to the sounds of Prince Spinning and twisting clockwise
By Ty3 months ago in Poets
The Layers of the Soul
Once, I told my mother that I had no desire to rest in the arms of normality, no wish to follow the path that others called natural,
By Samara Pollyana 3 months ago in Poets
To Like, To Love, and To Live
You genuinely liked each other and truly wanted to be together. However, you gradually realized that true liking isn't just about the initial attraction; it also requires accepting the later feelings of dislike.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing3 months ago in Poets
Between the Grindstones
I was not forged for comfort. The fire saw to that. It taught me that strength is not the absence of heat, but the willingness to endure it.
By Mr How3 months ago in Poets
The Lamp That Waited Through the Night
This ghazal explores the delicate intersection of memory and hope. Under moonlight and drifting jasmine fragrance, the poet finds traces of a beloved presence hidden within ordinary moments. It is a meditation on waiting, resilience, and the quiet beauty of enduring affection.
By heasb0013 months ago in Poets
Autumn Passed Through Your Eyes
This ghazal reflects on the quiet beauty of waiting. Set against an autumn backdrop, it explores how memory lingers long after a loved one has gone. Through falling leaves, fading sunlight, and distant horizons, the poem captures the fragile connection between hope and remembrance.
By heasb0023 months ago in Poets
A Window Facing Tomorrow
This ghazal is a meditation on renewal and anticipation. Set at the threshold of dawn, it explores how hope survives even after long periods of waiting. The beloved becomes a symbol of awakening, guiding the heart from darkness toward light.
By Rahatweb Website3 months ago in Poets
Middle-Age Loneliness
Middle-Age Loneliness The house stands quiet after dark, The television softly glows. A silence settles in the rooms, A silence only loneliness knows.
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 3 months ago in Poets
Favourites
I'm desperately trying to go top to tail, wind my way faithfully and surely to the end, Page by page, cover to cover, keep them in order.
By Josh R3 months ago in Poets
Block
Block Unblock Waited for text Nothing came Fighting the urge to text Block again Unblock Text Waiting Waiting Not read
By L.I.E3 months ago in Poets
And my heart burns more than the heart of one whose heart is cold.
And my heart burns with longing for one whose heart is cold and for one whose body and condition are afflicted by illness Why should I conceal a love that has consumed my body
By Shoaib3 months ago in Poets
Love story (63)
I never thought waiting could feel like its own kind of love, until you. The days grow longer, the distance stretches
By Em3 months ago in Poets