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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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Remind me how to touch an angel. — Heather Lydia Thornhill	How do I hold you? Can I grab your arm? Does it upset you, such blazey charm? Can I hold your robe, so delicate and pure? Where could I lay my head, when...	9 views Rate it
Trust Me Please? — Mia Hinrichs	He does not love me because he does not want to lose me. I will never leave, never go unless you tell me to because you are my love, you are my life, you...	9 views Rate it
For Pop — Debra Vastag	I know it wasn't long I knew it wasn't wrong I knew you were in pain I know that pain is gone. You came into my life Like a breath of fresh air You stole...	9 views Rate it
Nails in the wall — Debra Vastag	So lately, I've been going crazy, trying to get you off my mind. Cause thoughts of you hang just like pictures, and gather dust over the time. Well we...	9 views Rate it
R.O.S.E Respect.Our.Sister's.Emotion — James Watson a.k.a Poetry Emotion	I believe when our sisters feel a certain way it's for a reason See their emotions change like the coming of a new season Even if we thought we knew...	9 views Rate it
Our Mind. — Wayne b. Forrest	... Our...	9 views Rate it
Poetic Praise — Seth Alan Henigman	God is to be first, in all that I do, for he was and is and always will be The Beginning and End in everything. My spirit must reside with him, with...	9 views Rate it
Mother and child — Hakikur Rahman	The baby swings in the mother's lap Forget crying The face is just like the moon I looked...	9 views Rate it
Where do we find love — Aldo kraas	Where do we find love We find love in our father He give us love every Single day That we are living our Lives here on earth We don’t even have To ask...	9 views Rate it
A Fish of a Find. — Heather Lydia Thornhill	Cure me, oh Ill fate art thou, Take away that doth harshly grate, Mind blurred into shadows creep Unexpected pains ne'er sleep Heart abound in shocking...	9 views Rate it
Adiew — Heather Lydia Thornhill	I bid you adieu Fair maiden I sigh I'll find you again There I'll catch your eye Fine cloth will I bring To raise you up high Societal pressures Will...	9 views Rate it
You are — Alton Jones II	You are beautiful like a moonlit night in the winter time with the ground laced with...	9 views Rate it
Too Affixed To Fiction — Lawrence S. Pertillar	You, me and others will disagree, Our realities had to have are blinded. By minds limited to dream of things, To want and chase impressions to make... On...	9 views Rate it
Silent Cry — Aera	Hmm.. No matter how much write it'll never be enough for him, ...	9 views Rate it
THE NIGHT LURKER — Phil Roberts	A dark figure lurking In dark alleys beyond view, Awaiting late-night travellers A tired and lonely...	9 views Rate it
all the things men bring me — Kate Ford	drugs, cigarettes, insults and lies these are the things men bring me blood tinged lust and violence fueled love these things too men bring...	9 views Rate it
All for One — Ronald-Bunch	To fight together, The Three Musketeers. To love each other, The Three Stooges. To have a meaningful friendship, Three's Company. Above all else and one...	9 views Rate it
Butterfly Monologue — Valentin Luchenko	It's not scary to be the first butterfly in your world, darling. I don't remember the warmth and shelter of the cocoon, for it was not I who huddled in...	9 views Rate it
Don't Know What to Call this One — Caroline S	“Don’t know what to call this one” Of all the weeks to be. This week made a real woman out of...	9 views Rate it
Neglected teens — Nancy osama	Mom said suicidal people go to hell, But what if they already live in it. What if they've gone through more than you'll ever know, And to their sad...	9 views Rate it
Heidi, I'd choose you. — Paul G	If I had to choose just one more thing to see, I'd see you. Your golden hair, your gleaming eyes, your perfect face, your enticing lips. You. All of...	9 views Rate it
WORLD OF OUR OWN — LadyVylette	You're always in my mind. . You've been an inspiration. . The time you spent with me is so much appreciated. . We lived in a world that we only made. . ...	9 views Rate it
Ars Gratia Artis — Dustin Schlain	Overall, aspects have been clean. Unto her image exists exists be. Liberty has finely been free. America blows steam, steam,...	9 views Rate it
130 — Mae Stenberg	What hair he has upon his head is gray, and where none grows his pate reflects the light. The cigarettes he smokes, a pack each day, Infuse their scent...	9 views Rate it
Signs of the times — Bernadette Maria Thompson	Come together people open your heart, rid your hearts from hatred for one another. Open that stream of pure life and love and watch the blessing flow in....	9 views Rate it