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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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Christ — Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev	I saw myself, in dream, a youth, almost a boy, in a low-pitched wooden church. The slim wax candles gleamed, spots of red, before the old pictures of the...	13 views Rate it
Lament I — Jan Kochanowski	Come, Heraclitus and Simonides, Come with your weeping and sad elegies: Ye griefs and sorrows, come from all the lands Wherein ye sigh and wail and wring...	13 views Rate it
Against The Hard To Suit. — Jean de La Fontaine	Were I a pet of fair Calliope, I would devote the gifts conferr'd on me To dress in verse old Aesop's lies divine; For verse, and they, and truth, do...	13 views Rate it
King Arthur And The Captive Maiden. — John Campbell	(Translated From The Gaelic. Taken down in Gaelic by Dewar.) King Arthur on a journey went, His men and he on hunting bent. Came to the hill for...	13 views Rate it
An Easter Hymn — John Charles McNeill	The Sun has come again and fed The lily's lamp with light, And raised from dust a rose, rich red, And a little star-flower, white; He also guards the...	13 views Rate it
A Lover's Vows — John Clare	Scenes of love and days of pleasure, I must leave them all, lassie. Scenes of love and hours of leisure, All are gone for aye, lassie. No more thy...	13 views Rate it
A Mother's Lament For An Only One — Margaret Dixon McDougall	(CLARISSA HARLOW) Seek not to calm my grief, To stay the falling tear; Have pity on me, ye my friends, The hand of God is here. She was my...	13 views Rate it
Epilogue To 'She Stoops To Conquer' — Oliver Goldsmith	Well, having stoop'd to conquer with success, And gain'd a husband without aid from dress, Still, as a Bar-maid, I could wish it too, As I have conquer'd...	13 views Rate it
A Good Time Going! — Oliver Wendell Holmes	Brave singer of the coming time, Sweet minstrel of the joyous present, Crowned with the noblest wreath of rhyme, The holly-leaf of Ayrshire's peasant,...	13 views Rate it
A Ballad Of The Kind Little Creatures — Richard Le Gallienne	I had no where to go, I had no money to spend: "O come with me," the Beaver said, "I live at the world's end." "Does the world ever end!" To the...	13 views Rate it
A Song Before Grief. — Rose Hawthorne Lathrop	Sorrow, my friend, When shall you come again? The wind is slow, and the bent willows send Their silvery motions wearily down the plain. The bird is dead...	13 views Rate it
Good And Evil. — Samuel Griswold Goodrich	When man from Paradise was driven, And thorns around his pathway sprung, Sweet Mercy wandering there from heaven Upon those thorns bright roses flung. ...	13 views Rate it
Lanty Leary — Samuel Lover	Lanty was in love, you see, With lovely, lively Rosie Carey; But her father can't agree To give the girl to Lanty Leary. Up to fun, "Away we'll run,"...	13 views Rate it
Ode To Superstition. — Samuel Rogers	I. 1. Hence, to the realms of Night, dire Demon, hence! Thy chain of adamant can bind That little world, the human mind, And sink its noblest powers...	13 views Rate it
Oh, My Geraldine — Sir Francis Cowley Burnand	Oh, my Geraldine, No flow'r was ever seen so toodle um. You are my lum ti toodle lay, Pretty, pretty queen, Is rum ti Geraldine and something teen, More...	13 views Rate it
Poems — Stephen Phillips	No Muse will I invoke; for she is fled! Lo! where she sits, breathing, yet all but dead. She loved the heavens of old, she thought them fair; And dream'd...	13 views Rate it
Dedication - To W. R. B. — Stephen Vincent Benet	And so, to you, who always were Perseus, D'Artagnan, Lancelot To me, I give these weedy rhymes In memory of earlier times. Now all those careless days are...	13 views Rate it
Lines On A New-Born Infant. — Susanna Moodie	Like a dew-drop from heaven in the ocean of life, From the morn's rosy diadem falling, A stranger as yet to the storms and the strife, Dear babe, of thy...	13 views Rate it
A Salem Mother — Theodosia Garrison	I They whisper at my very gate, These clacking gossips every one, "We saw them in the wood of late, Her and the widow's son; The horses at the forge...	13 views Rate it
1827; Or, The Poet's Last Poem. — Thomas Gent	Ye Bards in all your thousand dens, Great souls with fewer pence than pens, Sublime adorers of Apollo, With folios full, and purses hollow; Whose very...	13 views Rate it
A Dream. — Thomas Moore	I thought this heart enkindled lay On Cupid's burning shrine: I thought he stole thy heart away, And placed it near to mine. I saw thy heart begin to...	13 views Rate it
A Song Of Summer Days — Virna Sheard	As pearls slip off a silken string and fall into the sea, These rounded summer days fall back into eternity. Into the deep from whence they came; into...	13 views Rate it
April — Virna Sheard	April! April! April! With a mist of green on the trees - And a scent of the warm brown broken earth On every wandering breeze; What, though thou be...	13 views Rate it
A Challenge. — Walter R Cassels	What art thou--friend or foe? Stand! stand! My heart is true as steel, Steady still in woe and weal, Strong to bear, though quick to feel-- Take my hand! ...	13 views Rate it
Ultima Veritas. — Washington Gladden	In the bitter waves of woe, Beaten and tossed about By the sullen winds that blow From the desolate shores of doubt,-- When the anchors that faith had...	13 views Rate it