POEMS ABOUT LOVE
Here we explore love in all its forms—the joyous beginnings, the soul-deep connections, the lingering memories, and even the painful realizations. From the embrace of a lover to the ache of a final farewell, each piece offers a glimpse into the complexity of love. This chapter invites us to feel the warmth of true connection, to cherish the memories that linger, and to find the courage to let go when love is not what it seems.
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DUST by Rupert Brooke reflects on love's permanence, exploring the idea that even after death, the essence of a lover remains. Through imagery of dust and memory, the poem evokes the eternal nature of love, capturing the beauty in both loss and remembrance. It reminds us that love endures beyond physical presence, leaving traces that linger in the heart and soul.
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THE GOOD-MORROW by John Donne, celebrates a love that feels like an awakening, transforming life into a shared journey where past and present converge. Through rich imagery and philosophical musings, the poem offers a vision of love that is both intimate and expansive, promising us a glimpse into love’s potential to complete and uplift.
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IN THE ARMS OF A LOVER captures the bliss and intimacy of love, where friendship and passion intertwine. The rhythmic repetition evokes the sensations of floating, discovering, and truly seeing one another, celebrating the beauty of spontaneity and deep connection. This poem invites us into a world of warmth, care, and freedom found in love’s embrace.
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LINGER by Robin Goodfellow, drifts through the delicate beauty of fleeting moments, capturing the bittersweet essence of love that fades but leaves its mark. With rich imagery and a reflective tone, the poem evokes a sense of nostalgia and gratitude, cherishing the sweetness of each touch and glance, even as they vanish through the passing of time. Robin Goodfellow invites us to savor those ephemeral seconds that linger long after they’re gone.
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LOVE by Chris Roe, captures the quiet power of a moment steeped in connection and serenity. The poem reflects on love’s ability to ground us in the present, revealing beauty in what simply "is". Chris Roe speaks to the essence of love as something profound and enduring, reminding us that love, in its purest form, is always enough.
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ON A MEADOW WE KISSED traces the arc of a tender love story, from the first dance to a poignant farewell. With imagery of shared dreams, playful moments, and deep connection, the poem paints a picture of love’s journey across life’s meadow. As the final waltz fades, a haunting sense of loss lingers, capturing the bittersweet reality of love’s permanence, even in the face of loss. This piece invites us to feel the enduring presence of love, even when it turns to memory.
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WHAT LOVE IS NOT captures those red flags that are so easy to overlook. This poem gently pulls back the curtain, revealing that true love isn’t about unmet expectations, half-truths, or control. When someone only sees their own reflection in your eyes, or when their words feel like armor rather than honesty, it’s not real love. This piece is here to help you recognize the difference, to encourage you to value the love that sees and cherishes the real you.
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HOW DID I LEARN beautifully captures the paradoxes of personal growth. Each line reveals how struggle, loss, and surrender become unexpected teachers, guiding the way to growth. Yet, the poem humbly acknowledges that the art of love remains an ongoing lesson, a path that deepens as we continue to unlearn judgment and embrace forgiveness. Through its candid honesty, this poem invites us to reflect on our own journeys and the wisdom found within life’s paradoxes.