Love poems for hopeless romantics; I'm the poet and you're my muse.
Why don’t you share things with me? Why don’t you hang out with me? Why don’t you like to meet me? Why don’t you talk to me?
By Manthan2 years ago in Poets
She is the sunlight in my day, The brightest star which lights my way. When other sources cease their beacons to maintain,
By Mark Stone2 years ago in Poets
Even in a crowd, I lean on solitude, Like a temple standing quietly on a village’s edge. Unfamiliar noises arrive uninvited,
By The Content Crafter2 years ago in Poets
My focus is split Where should I put my focus On him or my goals
By L.I.E2 years ago in Poets
A pair of green-blue eyes stare the next moment, only darkness The sound of a call reaches my ear only to fade into the whisper of trees
By Henrik Hageland2 years ago in Poets
Let Us Pray For The Pope The Pope lies weak, the night is long, A hush of sorrow, soft and strong. Candles flicker, hopes take flight,
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 2 years ago in Poets
In a world where love is pure and true, I thought I had your heart, but who knew? With wagging tails and playful barks, It seems I've lost to your furry sparks.
By Tale Weaver2 years ago in Poets
The deadly bite She handed the nuisance dog a poison apple, red and gleaming, a quiet smile on her lips, a plan blooming like a dark flower.
Ode to the Apple of Love Oh radiant fruit, crowned in passion's hue, With skin so lustrous, kissed by morning dew, In orchard's heart where tender moments dwell,
lovers first bite to a ever after story In the garden where the shadows play, Where whispered secrets between us sway, The apple's bite, a forbidden thrill,
Queen. Diamond blooded you come from a family of royalty. You carry genes that royally gave birth to a royal me. There ain’t another like you. We know you’ll always be that woman.
By Joe Patterson2 years ago in Poets
The poem consists of five cantos (stanzas), each with 14 lines, following the terza rima rhyme scheme (ABA BCB CDC DED EE), which was inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy. Shelley’s use of this interlocking structure creates a dynamic and fluid movement that mimics the wind’s own power.
By Mr Ali2 years ago in Poets
