love poems
Love poems for hopeless romantics; I'm the poet and you're my muse.
Star in the Sky – A Song of Love and Light
Introduction Music has a way of taking us beyond the ordinary, lifting our spirits, and painting emotions in melodies. Star in the Sky is a song about love, destiny, and the magic of finding someone who changes your world. Inspired by the beauty of the night sky, this song captures the feeling of soaring above all worries, lost in the glow of a love that feels limitless. Below, you’ll find the full lyrics. Let the music take you away! Star in the Sky – Lyrics I met you high in the sky so bright, A shining star, you changed my life. Your glowing light, it calls my name, No more clouds, no more rain. We soared above, just you and me, In a world so wild and free. No more pain, no more time, Just endless love in endless skies. You're my star, my melody, A song of love that sings to me. I've seen the stars, I've seen the moon, But none could shine the way you do. You dance above, so dazzling high, A glowing spark in endless night. Your shadow sways upon the sand, It takes my heart, it holds my hand. Take me higher, take me there, Where love is floating in the air. No more sorrow, no more cries, Just you and me in starry skies. I met you high in the sky so bright, A shining star, you changed my life... Final Thoughts Music has the power to connect hearts across languages and cultures. Star in the Sky is a melody of love and hope, a song that reminds us that sometimes, the universe aligns to bring us something truly magical. If this song resonates with you, don’t forget to share it and spread the love
By Ali Sadeek Ahmed2 years ago in Poets
MARY PITY WOMEN
YOU call yourself a man, For all you used to swear, An’ leave me, as you can, My certain shame to bear? I ‘ear! You do not care You done the worst you know. I ‘ate you, grinnin’ there…. Ah, Gawd, I love you so! Nice while it lasted, an’ now it is over Tear out your ‘eart an’ good-bye to your lover! What’s the use o’ grievin’, when the mother that bore you (Mary, pity women!) knew it all before you? It aren’t no false alarm, The finish to your fun; You you ‘ave brung the ‘arm, An’ I’m the ruined one; An’ now you’ll off an’ run With some new fool in tow. Your ‘eart? You ‘aven’t none…. Ah, Gawd, I love you so! When a man is tired there is naught will bind ‘im; All ‘e solemn promised ‘e will shove be’ind ‘im. What’s the good o’ prayin’ for The Wrath to strike ‘im, (Mary, pity women!) when the rest are like ‘im? What ‘ope for me or it? What’s left for us to do? I’ve walked with men a bit, But this but this is you! So ‘elp me Christ, it’s true! Where can I ‘ide or go You coward through an’ through!… Ah, Gawd, I love you so! All the more you give ’em the less are they for givin’! Love lies dead, an’ you can not kiss ‘im livin’. Down the road ‘e led you there is no returnin’, (Mary, pity women!) but you’re late in learnin’. You’d like to treat me fair? You can’t, because we’re pore? We’d starve? What do I care! We might, but this is shore: I want the name no more The name, an’ lines to show, An’ not to be an ‘ore…. Ah, Gawd, I love you so! What’s the good o’ pleadin’, when the mother that bore you (Mary, pity women!) knew it all before you? Sleep on ‘is promises an’ wake to your sorrow, (Mary, pity women!) for we sail to-morrow
By Groot Marvel2 years ago in Poets
