Love Allegory Poems

These Love Allegory poems are examples of Allegory poems about Love. These are the best examples of Allegory Love poems written by international poets.

SWEET SCENTED UNITY

Scenting their sweet love,
In their black and white ones,
Two skunks seeking birth:-

© Millard Lowe  

I’m a dumb rooster’s beak
 pecking broken chunks of cheese
               

© Jacob Kobina Ayiah Mensah  

My beauty isn’t what it appears to be.  
Look into my eyes and see—  
There’s love, mystery, and more.  
“What’s mine” and

© Annie Lander  

Who am I to be in pain,?
When no blood gushes through my vein?
Why be ecstatic when it rains,
Doesn’t it end up in the drain?
Why am

© Navneet Kaur  

I’ve never learned the art of a reliable recipe,
only the art of guessing who might eat it.

I will learn what you love,
the way you take

© Eryn Morne  

I saw him as I entered the city gates—
a man clothed not in robes, but in a strong green light.
His presence bent the air.
Birds above

© Chanda Katonga   

Part I

The wolf had been knocking at the door
Longer than I had realized
A young man saw an old man in the mirror
It's taken all in

© Michael Ramel  

Tie me like Ulysses,
I don’t want 
 run to death
hearing those songs!
Bind me Lord!
But you keep on singing!
The sins are not yours
for the shores I

© ignazio salvatore basile  

WATER AND TRUE LOVE

Water has its ways,
It’s always disappearing
Always returning:
Evaporating to leave,
And condensing to return:-

You need not worry,
That love, you feel has dissolved,
If true, will

© Millard Lowe  

They lowered the flag
And I showed my frustration
They try to blow my candle out
But I raise again holding my head high

I let my balloons fly

© Joseph Jeremiah Naye  

They lowered the flag
And I showed my frustration
They try to blow my candle out
But I raise again holding my head high

I let my balloons fly

© Joseph Jeremiah Naye  

Baboon and tiny worm love to be in, and follow, gorilla tail

© Abdullah Alhemaidy  

CLARITY IN FEARING GOD  

In fearing nature,
Let the fear of failing God, 
Forever blossom:-

Know that fearing God,
Is actually loving God:
Reaping love from God:-

The fear

© Millard Lowe  

In a bar forgotten by the calendar,
where clocks had no tails
and time knelt with its head bowed,
a man of royal blood ordered a gin,
and Jacob,

© Florin Lacatus  

I’m sorry I never fit inside the rooms you gave me.
The walls bent inward,
doors swelled shut,
and I mistook silence for safety.

I’m sorry —
I’m sorry for

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