At Heart Poems - Poems about At Heart

Your decree has expired You used to force me since I was a teen student You kept forcing me during 16 years of flying You ordered me to get up, to go, to work, To study, to eat,...Read the rest...

Suffused by God’s magnetic heat, our pristine presence feels upbeat, imbibing boons of divine grace, humming bliss, that does not deplete. In early days, we used to brace our heart to receive love’s embrace, pulsating as bliss magnetism, a burn benign...Read the rest...

From my early years, I was beholding to a three-word line. It was a shirt-liner about love and other noble pursuits. The highly appreciated counsel was, "Follow your heart". Later in life, I chose to adhere to a...Read the rest...

Fukuda Chiyo-ni Haiku Fukuda Chiyo-ni was a Japanese poet and painter of the Edo period, also known as Kaga no Chiyo. Having seen the moon I can bid this planet farewell. —Chiyo-ni, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch The moon settled in...Read the rest...

Oh, the beauty found in this tender race, When walls crumble, revealing its truest face, With all the wrinkles in its right place The raw, the fragile, and all the flaws we'll come to learn to love more....Read the rest...

You don’t know any better when you’re first married at three in a plastic princess dress beneath an old oak tree but then fifteen years later it all comes crashing down your mother asks what’s happened you reply with nothing but a...Read the rest...

No seeds, spinach or carrots around; no greens, or reds, or oranges found. Only the smooth sliding elegance of twosome as one in skating dance. "Sequined Septuagenarians" much smoother than fresh-ironed linens. Golden, gliding glances so well-known, minute, mellow movements, subtly shown. A...Read the rest...

Your heart remains in the same place where its memories belong to.- quote by author Small, close and warm neighborhood. Only a few children inventing toys to play with or games to play at. Old stone houses...Read the rest...

"One word frees us of all the weight and pain of life. The word is love." Sophocles, Greek Poet How is the tender word love felt and seen, words have many meanings what does love mean? Love...Read the rest...

Indigo ink dreams Dripping from heart Tattoos tongue with kinetic kiss Green electric buzz like sip Of fine blueberry wine so sweet Dreamy turquoise love touch Filling me up with red desire On fire for your romantic antic Sweeping me off my feet Carrying...Read the rest...

I don't fish but sometimes wish I could golf or work on cars; Or that I could paint or carve; Or that I had a lifelong buddy; Or that I had a lifelong hobby. I lived among people who loved to...Read the rest...

"The beauty you see in me --is a reflection of you" :-) I want you to cut out a paper heart, of any hue Doesn't matter if you're a kid, or went to NYU This experiment doesn't use markers, glitter, nor...Read the rest...

Maudlin Crossing Dateline Morning Maudlin by a failed winter's crossing, Your heat's dateline onto the morning....Read the rest...

Come to me O Ancient Ones For I have missed you Your presence fills me with Light and joy I hear you calling me in the night Tendrils whispered On the winds of time I receive you with grace and humbleness In...Read the rest...

"The pure heart is a spotless mirror in which images of infinite beauty are reflected,” Rumi ...Read the rest...