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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required When a Man Loves a Woman When a man loves a woman, he believes And frees his heart from being self-contained To feel emotions in depth he conceives With a lover's rush quietly restrained In lonely corners of his soul's desire He'll free the guarded wings of his heart To allow them to soar ever higher With a love that he hopes will never part He'll dream of mornings with her fragrant scent And want for evenings walked in shadowed light To hold her close with her lover's consent And feel warmth and comfort through every night To find a love for a soul to capture To know each tender touch from love's rapture When a Woman Loves a Man When a woman loves a man, she will give And trust her impulse is correct and true For to love will allow her heart to live And will chase away fear and doubt in view The lover she chooses is now her dream And fulfills a need of her heart's concern To gather in her arms a love that's supreme And hold ever tighter as their days turn She'll yearn for time to be an endless thread Woven into moments of love that's pure To travel love's path with their arms outspread And capture each days laughter's soft allure To see her love with deep passionate eyes And find her love filled with sweet joy and sighs 12/6/16 Contest Two English Sonnets
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