love poems

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

The Hollow Vows
She spun her web with threads unseen, A friendship pure, a bond serene. But whispers grew, a world assumed, Until my freedom met its tomb.
By Rob🦜2 years ago in Poets
The Window’s Gaze
At night, the window calls to me, A void of stars, a silent plea. It whispers tales of roads unknown, Of paths where hearts can walk alone.
By Rob🦜2 years ago in Poets
Chains of Silence
I spoke no word when truth was mine, Let silence bind me, thread by line. Her eyes, so soft, believed the lie, And in that moment, I let love die.
By Rob🦜2 years ago in Poets
The Sound of Rain at Night
The sound of rain at night, soft whispers on a roof, a gentle tapping— like fingers drumming, calling for dreams to wake.
By Numan2 years ago in Poets
The Glow of City Lights at Dusk
City lights flicker, As dusk wraps the streets in gold, Whispers of the night. Skyscrapers stand tall, Glowing windows share stories,
By Numan2 years ago in Poets
Love of Mother
Gentle hands of warmth, Whispers in the soft moonlight, Heart that never sleeps. Morning’s sweet embrace, Nurturing like spring rain falls,
By Numan2 years ago in Poets
The Symphony of Us: A Love Eternal and Unbound
Underneath the wide twilight sky, where stars softly whisper, I feel your presence shining bright. It’s a sweet song that pulls my spirit closer. Your voice flows like a gentle stream through my dreams, quietly filled with love's sweet sounds. Each heartbeat knows that it belongs there.
By Md Mostafizur Rahman2 years ago in Poets
Shells And Petals
Shotgun shells and broken wings Tattered holes and battered dreams Bullet holes attached to strings No more use in listening
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden2 years ago in Poets
O, Beloved,Step Out of the Frame
Step out of the frame, my love, Grace me with your light from above. Your picture whispers, silent yet true, But my heart aches for the real you.
By mureed hussain2 years ago in Poets
Men Only Correct The Women They Love
If you love her, you’ll make it clear, You’ll guide her steps, hold her near. Not just silence while she goes astray, But care enough to show the way. A man who loves won’t sit aside, He’ll speak the truth, not let her hide. He’ll face her flaws, with patience steer, Through storms of doubt, he’ll keep her near. But the man who stays quiet and still, Is there for fun, not heart or will. He lets her fall, he doesn’t care, He’s just a shadow, passing there. Love isn’t soft, it’s sometimes tough, To guide her path when times are rough. If she rejects the truths you share, She may not be prepared to care. And women, hear this message true, A man who corrects, he cares for you. His words aren’t chains, they’re arms that hold, To lift you high, to make you bold. But men, don’t waste your love and time, On someone who won’t see the climb. True love is built on mutual ground, Where respect and care are always found. Love isn’t letting her drift away, It’s helping her grow, come what may. So hold each other to standards high, Together you’ll soar, never ask why.
By Muhammad Waseem 2 years ago in Poets
Sweet Innocence
The warm glow through the window shows a tree upon display Matching the tender spirits glow stirring in our hearts today
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden2 years ago in Poets
A Melody Of Unchanging Promises
In the prisons of loyalty, Do punishments ever change truly? Hearts shift with seasons anew, But do winds alter their avenue? All my prayers, my dear companion, Are tied to you, my heart’s dominion. If love is true and pure, divine, Can prayers ever change their line? Some uphold love while holding on, Others cherish it once it’s gone. Loyalty wears many forms and hues, But does devotion ever lose its truths?
By Qurat ul Ain2 years ago in Poets