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Welcome to our collection of love poems! Here you will find a handpicked selection of some of the most beautiful and heartfelt poems ever written about love. From sonnets to free verse, our collection covers a range of styles and themes, all dedicated to the powerful emotion of love. Whether you're looking to express your own feelings, or simply want to enjoy some of the greatest love poetry ever written, we hope you'll find something here to inspire you. So take a look, and let these poems transport you to the world of love and romance.

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Writing another poem. Hard at it. — Doug Blair	Go to your Room boy Do not collect two hundred dollars (Monopoly term) Give birth to thought Sleeplessness brought Tablet in hand See...	5 views Rate it
Writing In Pen — Alex Alaniz	are making an impression my resolve you strengthen, my fear you lessen you make me crazy, you lucid saint one more glance, and i may...	1 view Rate it
Writing Poetry — Nikhil Parekh	Writing poetry is like the newborn draughts of ecstatic wind; kissing the innocuous cluster of green leaves; with the most uninhibited ardor and...	24 views Rate it
Writing Poetry. — Liam Ó Comain	Writing Poetry. Composing poetry Whatever the standard Is an experience of joy While being...	243 views Rate it
Writing, if at all possible — Wayne Blair	Want to do this? Rest for twenty minutes Shut up, erase past thoughts Pray, if you wish. Get Fresh air from Open windexed window. Now, think back… ...	4 views Rate it
Writing,my passion — Swarup Bhattacharya	Writing,my passion. I write as I wish. It comes spontaneously. Not forcefully. Someone says, "These are all scribbles." Someone says, "These...	2 views Rate it
Written 10/10...Where Has Moises Gone? — Trina Suzanne White	Moises Moises Moises, where are you? 88,000 google results (0.25 seconds) Did you mean: moise moses moses where are you? No, I meant Moises, where are...	6 views Rate it
Written A Year After The Events — Charles Lamb	Alas! how am I chang'd! Where be the tears, The sobs, and forc'd suspensions of the breath, And all the dull desertions of the heart, With which I hung...	49 views Rate it
Written After Leaving Her At New Burns — William Cowper	How quick the change from joy to woe! How chequered is our lot below! Seldom we view the prospect fair, Dark clouds of sorrow, pain, and care, (Some...	90 views Rate it
Written Afterwards — Henry Lawson	So the days of my tramping are over, And the days of my riding are done— I’m about as content as a rover Will ever be under the sun; I write, after...	29 views Rate it
Written And Rewritten An Infinite Times — Nikhil Parekh	Every tangible and intangible portion of my lips; had solely and nothing else but her compassionately igniting kisses written and rewritten an infinite...	5 views Rate it
Written at Florence — Wilfrid Scawen Blunt	O WORLD, in very truth thou art too young; When wilt thou learn to wear the garb of age? World, with thy covering of yellow flowers, Hast thou forgot...	55 views Rate it
Written At Paris, 1700. In The Beginning Of Robe's Geography — Matthew Prior	Of all that William rules, or robe Describes, great Rhea, of thy globe, When or on posthorse or in chaise, With much expense and little ease, My destin'd...	53 views Rate it
Written At Sea — Wilfrid Scawen Blunt	What is my quarrel with thee, beautiful sea, That thus I cannot love thy waves or thee, Or hear thy voice but it tormenteth...	86 views Rate it
Written at the Request of a Gentleman to Whom a Lady Had Given a Sprig of Myrtle — Samuel Johnson	What hopes - what terrors does this gift create? Ambiguous emblem of uncertain fate. The myrtle (ensign of supreme command Consign'd to Venus by Melissa's...	122 views Rate it
Written Before Re-Reading King Lear — John Keats	O golden-tongued Romance with serene lute! Fair plumed Syren! Queen of far away! Leave melodizing on this wintry day, Shut up thine olden pages, and be...	179 views Rate it
Written Christmas Day 1797 — Charles Lamb	I am a widow'd thing, now thou art gone! Now thou art gone, my own familiar friend, Companion, sister, help-mate, counsellor! Alas! that honour'd mind,...	130 views Rate it
Written For A Gentlewoman In Distress, To Her Grace Adelida, Dutchess Of Shrewsbury. — Mary Barber	Might I inquire the Reasons of my Fate, Or with my Maker dare expostulate; Did I, in prosp'rous Days, despise the Poor, Or drive the friendless Stranger...	110 views Rate it
Written For My Son — Mary Barber	When Athens was for Arts and Arms renown'd, Olympic Wreaths uncommon Merit crown'd. These slight Distinctions from the Learn'd and Wise, Convey'd eternal...	41 views Rate it
Written for my Son ... at his First Putting on Breeches — Mary Barber	WHAT is it our mamma's bewitches, To plague us little boys with breeches ? To tyrant Custom we must yield, Whilst vanquish'd Reason flies the...	38 views Rate it
Written For My Son In His Sickness, To One Of His School fellows. — Mary Barber	I little thought that honest Dick Would slight me so, when I was sick. Is he a Friend, who only stays, Whilst Health and Pleasure gild our Days; Flies,...	49 views Rate it
Written From Dublin, To A Lady In The Country. — Mary Barber	A wretch, in smoaky Dublin pent, Who rarely sees the Firmament, You graciously invite, to view The Sun's enliv'ning Rays with you; To change the Town for...	85 views Rate it
Written In A Blank Leaf Of Macpherson's Ossian — William Wordsworth	OFT have I caught, upon a fitful breeze, Fragments of far-off melodies, With ear not coveting the whole, A part so charmed the pensive soul. While a dark...	70 views Rate it
Written in a Collection of Bacchanalian Songs — William Shenstone	Adieu, ye jovial Youths! who join To plunge old Care in floods of wine; And, as your dazzled eyeballs roll, Discern him struggling in the...	118 views Rate it
Written In A Fit Of Illness. R. S. S. — William Cowper	In these sad hours, a prey to ceaseless pain, While feverish pulses leap in every vein, When each faint breath the last short effort seems Of life just...	69 views Rate it

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