Panagiota Romios Poet Romanticism

And, It Happened To Me

How could my heartbeats’ ever forget?
Those deep verdant, greenish brown, flashing eyes 
In no way, could I suppress my soft sighs.
Twas you, coming in sensuous kismet.


Orpheus, reaching his own Eurydice!
Your ship arrived, taking me to your sea.
I, with joy, ravenous for your sizzling touch.
With you, every minute’s not enough!


With dark blue and white satin decorations,
Awesome colors of your proud and great nation!
On its oak boards, potent drinks we imbibed.
You wisely understood that I was thine!


Our days on earth will one day end.
But whilst still here, we were dedicated,
By fate, in deep love, humans to procreate.
Divinely hugging the moon, my loving mate!


                     8/3/2022
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Paula Goldsmith August 16, 2022 at 1:10 PM What a lovely/romantic love write. Great memories are the best kind to have. Today be blessed as you write away........................

Ann Gilmour August 10, 2022 at 8:23 PM Such precious memories dearest Panagiota. Your exquisite words paint the most romantic picture of true love - beautiful my friend. With loving thoughts Ann xx Panagiota Romios August 11, 2022 at 10:14 AM Dearest Ann, I am happy you commented today. Thank you for giving of your time, Panagiota xxx

Eve Roper August 2, 2022 at 7:32 PM One Nation under God, but who are the worthy ones. Love the romantic feeling way you started your verse. I hope I read this right, my friend Panagiota Romios August 3, 2022 at 10:05 AM Greetings Eve! Only God knows what will the worthy he ones are. That will be found out on judgment day! Sometimes, like you, I also hope I am reading a poem right. That’s OK! This is a poem about love based on the tale of Orpheus and Eurydice! They were intense lovers who both die. And they were both young. On YouTube there’s a movie called Black Orpheus. It is in Portuguese with subtitles. And moving movie about love and loss! Panagiota XXX

Darlene De Beaulieu August 2, 2022 at 10:48 AM Hello Panagiota This poem is filled with romance. i feel the romance. Darlene xxx Darlene De Beaulieu August 2, 2022 at 3:29 PM Hello Panagiota, Yes i feel this in your poem. You are welcome. Hugs. xxx Darlene Panagiota Romios August 2, 2022 at 11:23 AM Hello, Sweet Darlene. I am so glad you can really feel this. I did, when I writing it! Like being on a merry go round of amouressness, Thank you, Panagiota xxx

Bill Baker August 2, 2022 at 8:23 AM A lovely romantic love poem with both depth and joy, Panagiota. It's always nice to hear of true love my friend. Bill Panagiota Romios August 2, 2022 at 9:34 AM We are on the same page Bill! True love, awesome experience! Makes life worth living, doesn’t it. Appreciate your visit, Bill. It’s always a joy to see you. Merci, Panagiota xxx

Timothy Ray August 2, 2022 at 8:09 AM methinks Calliope has been visiting you...i also detect long hours beneath Apollo in the garden....welcome my friend to the Temple of Corinthian Columns...your labor in the Greatest of Them All....Love...shines....the stars gaze below in envy....sing the glory of your quill Panagiota Romios August 2, 2022 at 9:20 AM A phenomenal comment, my friend! Thank you for sharing your wisdom about the Greeks and their contribution to poetry. Lol …yes Apollo is right…you really have a handle on this, your knowledge sparkles! I am so bored with my bland vocabulary and will acquaint myself with Calliope. I did love writing this. Hugs to you. Panagiota xx

Tom Cunningham August 2, 2022 at 8:04 AM Happy romantic memories Pangie, those memories are indeed precious. Tom Panagiota Romios August 2, 2022 at 8:38 AM I love romance. Indeed, precious.))) Panagiota xxx