Romantic Age Poems | Examples

These Romantic Age poems are examples of Age poems about Romantic. These are the best examples of Age Romantic poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberReview Sep 17

Leigh Hunt's double quatrain -linked centres around 'Time you thief' ,a bio romantic memory of youth from the nostalgia of old age...a typical recurring happening I can confirm as someone very aged myself


Premium MemberTHE ROBIN'S SONG

And if my words were for you
Singing of your beauty as the robin's song
Would not time be both yours and mine
And all of life be ours?

And if I wrote all poems for thee
No other loves be thine
Would our dreams find winds upon their sails
And all things blessed be ours

And if with time our days grew short
Within your eyes I'd find
The whispering of all I was
When all of life was ours












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Premium MemberMaturation

I was helpless,
             I was shining.
You were knowing.
	and bestowing.
When my steps were unsteady,
you held my hand.
	You were ready.
Age is just a number, you said
	grinning broadly like a
little girl repeating a loving fib.
           You wanted a protector,
a guardian of devotion.
           But I am not your Paul Bunyan,
the mighty timberman in your dreams.
	In my twilight, I remember so many 
mighty forests burning to cinder.
	Frailty disintegrates the will.
Big-strong-protecting-men wilt with age.
	They offer their pleading eyes,
longing to be cradled.
	Maturity is mortality ticking.
I was helpless,
	I was shining.
You were knowing,
	and bestowing.
When my steps were unsteady,
        you held my hand.

Premium MemberLa chica de Ipanema




            Oceanic moonlight, glows on her soft hands.

             Her heavenly torso so at rest on cool sands.

             Penning romantic poetry to touch you in any land!

                                        2/19/2025




                  Title: Translation in Enblish
                  “The Girl from Ipanenma”



Premium MemberSeasons of the Moon


The springtime of our distant youth was when
 we made sweet love beneath a silver moon.
 The whole of life stretched out before us then. 
 Our future, a promise, a perfect tune.

Our silver moon, through time, would change her face
 to hot summer red where our love did grow.
And our happiness, at one with life’s pace,
moved  through the years in a soft gentle flow

Our love, strong and sure, was faithful to hold
Like heat tempered steel forged in the  fire.
Our full harvest moon shone late autumn gold 
No waning, nor want, in our fond desire

Life’s years have flown by,  turns winter moon blue
But here near the end, our love still proves true.


Premium MemberSeptember Falls

Serene, the crisp of apple cider days
Each morning lightly misted. Its mystique  
Perhaps a guise to hide from eyes the ways
The pink hydrangeas rusted; chic to meek. 
Enticed, the chill does bring a woolen feel,  
Matured, the sun grows old by afternoon.  
Below persimmon skies of bonfire zeal  
Embraced in sweaters neath the moon, we swoon. 
Relinquish Virgo and the marigold  

For Libra sparkles in the sapphire night. 
As western winds turn cool and blue-jay-bold, 
Let’s reminisce love sonnets we did write. 
Like grapes on vines, we’ve ripened into wine, 
September lips, your champagne kiss on mine.

Premium MemberUtopias of the Young

We shrug, indulging the romantic utopias of the young
  ~ recalling vaguely, we too needed our elders to go along

Premium MemberFaraway Moon

Faraway Moon,
as a young child
I could see your smile
taste your cheese
glimpse your old man
touch you with my finger

Fascinating Moon,
as a young adult
I could sense your pull
bathe in your romantic beams
pledge my love
reach for the stars!

Faithful Moon,
in my waning years
as life's orbit decays ...
I am in awe of your loyalty
amazed by your true colors
reassured by your changing tides

Continue to reflect life's light,
as other young children
see your beautiful smile
taste your curious cheese
glimpse your kind old man
touch you with their imagination

Continue to inspire us,
as other young people
sense your magnetic pull
luxuriate in your romantic beams
pledge their undying love
explore the universe!

Most Faithful, Fascinating, Faraway Moon!
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberTime

Children weave through the green field in laughter. 
Romantic string lights hang off the rafter. 
Time slowly ebbs with pleasure time after 
Time in endless undisputed master.

Absent is the sound of children's laughter 
While dust, spider webs, hang of the rafter. 
Time nobly walked slowly, wouldn't chase after 
The Hag of Beara and august master.


4/12/2019


The Hag of Beara a mythic Irish Goddess
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberHonolulu Fire - New

fresh scent of his shirt, pressed to my nose — Honolulu fire frangipani and hibiscus passion (too hot for the millennials) fine-wine aged, luxuriant tastes. Oh, Babe! 3/13/2019 What I Love Contest Sponsor- Maureen McGreavy

Premium MemberAt My Age

At my age
when it comes to love
surely I’ve seen
and heard
it all…
but, then again
is not Love’s vision
always a delight?
And enchantingly
the sound, lovely
as the sight--

In fact, the world over
(all that has been new)
only of Love
has this
remained true:

No higher any 
other joy--
no deeper 
any other blue….

Premium MemberLove's Limpid Pools

In our youth, we'd swim the depths of our souls, splashing and playing in love's limpid pools. And we would share each other's hopes and goals, love-struck teenagers and romantic fools. Holding hands, we'd stare at the stars all night, stealing kisses when no one was around. And we'd ogle the sky until first light, watching shooting stars streaking earthward bound. Back then, we felt we were both blessed somehow, confident our love would last forever. And yet, it didn't; that was then, this is now, and we no longer believe in never. Memory's a time capsule in itself; where innocence collects dust on youth's shelf.

Premium MemberThe Age of Summer Love

Our summer love began in Gemini 
with sultry eves of wooing escapades,
and as the moon did swoon as it drew nigh
my lust you stirred with strumming serenades.

Romance as rich as black queen tulip skies
adorned with precious gems of bijou light,
before they’d lose their lustre to sunrise
you’d shower me with diamonds of the night.

Impassioned kisses filled my sails with love,
a rhumba full of rapture neath the stars
with rhythmic teasing, undulations of
unbridled flame of Venus and my Mars.

The time of Libra brings a cool to days ~
still, autumn love sets aging leaves ablaze.


Susan Ashley 
May 15, 2018


~ First Place ~
Contest: Summer Love Sonnet
Sponsor: John Hamilton


*(Black) Queen of Night Tulip: a velvety deep maroon-black tulip*

Premium MemberLove Sees No Age

Love is love’s own heart appeal,
all that bears knowing is its feel.
Biographies lack love’s economies,
for only love knows love’s qualities
that set love’s bond congealed, ideal.

Dark, tall, blond, small, go ahead – order it all,
but beware of a list induced downfall.
Only an open, receptive attitude
will deliver love soulmate glued.
Love requirements can be a miscall.

He is the one, though he is years younger,
who sates and awakes all my hunger.
He touches my soul, my heart and brain
with genuine, unchained love gain.
Perfect is his calm, ideal his thunder.

My happy would have slipped through
if his age had been my only view.

Premium MemberLive Life, Love Deeply

Live Life, Love Deeply


Life is sweet mists in the trees
rides on a floating rainbow
Smooth sailing on calm blue seas
sunshine to make Love grow!

A dance that spreads pure joy
music soft, slow with wine
Duets with a girl and a boy
flowers blossoming so fine!

Promises of the romantic nights
days filled with epic song
Tours of many wonderful sights
love deep and forever long!

Paradise exists for each heart
a crown for true pleasure
Believe in it, give it a start
life is the greatest treasure!

Robert J. Lindley, 07-11-2015

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