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What is a love poem? Is it necessarily a poem about romantic love? About romance? Marriage and commitment? Or is a love poem something else entirely? In a recent short story I wrote, a writer is told by a young critic that he doesn't understand love. "It's neither noble nor eternal, as you would have your audience believe," she says. "Nobody understands love," the writer admits. "It seems to be Universal. Timeless. Yet, it's also very individual, filtered by our own lives and expectations. I don't understand love, and can't understand love, because it's a different thing for each of us." These love poems are Universal. Timeless. And yet very much a different thing for each of us. We hope you enjoy them...
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| Love Poems continued | Author |
| Let Me Not Say I Love You |
Beth Hammontree |
| Take away the three most important words in any language, and what is left. Maybe quite a bit… | |
| I Look At You | Artemis |
| Falling in love with an ideal stranger is neither difficult nor unusual. | |
| Just Trust | Poet deVine |
| This lovely and insightful poems on Trust was written as a Special Request from one of our visitors. | |
| Once In My Life | Chris Schultz |
| The lovely poem is about the way that finding the right person can not only change our life, but can even change who we are. | |
| I Do Not Know | Carrie Abbott |
| We often talk about what we know and what we want, but sometimes admitting what we don't know can communicate far more. | |
| Need | Michael Anderson |
| Every person and every love is unique, and there can never be a single poem that expresses all that can be said for each of us. But this one comes very, very close… | |
| You And I | Erin Elizabeth |
| Love is often about being different. And loving those differences deeply. | |
| You Are | Chantale |
| Only a poem could so effectively describe what that "special" someone means… | |
| Your Essence | Nancy Ness |
| To love one another from afar is to engrave each other's essence within our hearts. | |
| A Secret Never Untold | Sofea |
| One poet takes the time - and words - to say Thank You. | |
| A Shoulder To Cry On | Malcolm Coleman |
| "Did I do something wrong?" How many times have each of asked, or wanted to ask, that bewildered question? How many times has our only answer been terrible silence? | |
| Missing Sunshine | Maria Byrne |
| Change is almost always difficult, and sometimes even when we seek it -- still we fear it. | |
| The Dream Of Paradise | Malcolm Coleman |
| When two people are separated by vast distances, sometimes the only thing they have left are their dreams. | |
| The Reason | Malcolm Coleman |
| Why? is a question frequently asked by little children and young lovers. | |
| Time Heals All | Wendy Croft |
| Sometimes the very structure of a poem can be its real message… | |
| Trust | Malcolm Coleman |
| Asking to be trusted is as fruitless as asking to be loved. What do you do when the one you love doesn't trust? | |
| Unexpected No | Wendy Croft |
| In Love, as in all things, timing is paramount. This is a story about bad timing… | |
| Ancient Memories | Lex |
| In which we "sing" (quite literally) of memories of love. | |
| Your Love | Lex |
| The road to Love is curved, bumpy, and filled with unexpected barriers. This song of Love speaks of a few… | |
| Music From Within | Agnes Nogal |
| The right love carries with it many surprises… | |
| Passionate Encounter | Mrs. Poetry |
| Take a trip into a person's heart, where sincere words struggle to emerge. | |
| Soulmates | Agnes Nogal |
| There are many kinds of love. But there is only one kind of forever. | |
| I Found Love | LaTiefa Alston |
| This is a touching poem of a romance that could not survive the "forever" of fairy tales, but nonetheless refuses to die. | |
| Perfect Love | Mia |
| What would the Perfect Love be like? | |
| Thirty-Six Years Now | Rosemary J. Gwaltney |
| Too few people write of the tender beginnings of a long love affair. Is it because not many begun in childhood, last? Well, here's one that did! | |
| True Love | Jeremy Redinger |
| When words otherwise fail us, sometimes the simplest thing to do is say, "I love you." | |
| In the Fir-Laced Study | Rosemary J. Gwaltney |
| To marry someone with whom you share a common passion, must be one of life's greatest treasures. I was blessed with such a gift. | |
| Forever Yours | Brier |
| There are some people we love and can never forget. Even if, perhaps, we should… | |
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