Best Lovebirds Poems

'...how do I love thee, let me count the ways.'
   Shakespeare: Sonnet LX111


He stops to buy her roses and a card
to mark their anniversary.
Strolling absent-mindedly he crosses
to the park and in his reveries he hears
two songbirds singing sweetly in the trees,
a melody that...

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Young love had finally made its way back into the 1980s and all of those teenage lovebirds
back in the 80s were so "totally gnarly." The 80s was when MTV made its TV channel debut,
the first cell phone was invented, and when a lot of people...

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The origins of young love is going way back to the early 16th century and it'll stop at
the 1930s, even the Great Depression. This type of young love had been around since the
16th century in England and after the first radio was invented. It seems...

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At the
end of the day
perched with beaks together
side by side in the setting sun
Lovebirds.
...

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Two love birds setting in a tree k-i- s-s-i-n-g.

One fell down and hit the ground.  And the

other one came flying after it....

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Love
Laughter
Likeminded
Longevity
Life






Contest: Light Up The Page 2 Poetry 
Sponsor: Joseph May Sponsor 
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LOVE BIRDS

On a journey of feelings I embark
Heart filled with love
Brain filled with imaginations
Imaginations about us
U and I
Linked together by love
Love growing stronger daily
Death alone will be our separator
Together we shall live
Forever and ever
My love for you is
Immeasurable
For words alone can’t express it...

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There's a little Dixie devil  in that 
six-foot, two-inch frame.
He blinks that wink and grins that smile...
you know him.
Mike's the name.

He loves his darlin' lady, Chris, 
and courts her with a flair.
The Basquo and the Southern gent...
a perfect, magic pair.

It's a joy to watch...

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Us lovebirds of an exact feather.  
Whereof our element as we merge together.  
Free as air, we as light but a feather.  
Living, loving wether what the weather....

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The lovebirds are singing

When I think about you,
I feel so much love
When I think about you, 
I feel you're my dove

And I know that, 
when we're together
the lovebirds are 
singing our song...
Can't you hear them 
singing about us?
How could our 
love be wrong?

Chorus

And so, 
the...

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Flight of the Love Birds

Perched alone and vulnerable
like an untended egg
a dove sits bare and shivering
exposed to the vast world.
 
Broadcasting his presence,
hungry eagle swoops
and loops into the foreboding
cast shadow of early sunset;
fleeting but perceived.

The dove's twin flame ,
hidden from sight,
is ready to fight fate
in...

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He stops to buy her roses and a card
to mark their anniversary.
Strolling absent-mindedly he crosses
to the park and in his reveries he hears
two songbirds singing sweetly in the trees,
a melody that cheers his saddened soul.
He hurries to the nursing home to greet
his darling wife, the...

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He stops to buy her roses and a card
to mark their anniversary.
Strolling absent-mindedly he crosses
to the park and in his reveries he hears
two songbirds singing sweetly in the trees,
a melody that cheers his saddened soul.
He hurries to the nursing home to greet
his darling wife, the...

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'...how do I love thee, let me count the ways.' 
                           - Shakespeare: Sonnet XLIII


He stops to buy her...

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They ask me:

Where did Sarah go to?
Where did Jennifer go to?
Where did Suzie go to?
Did your coldness swallow them?

I say:
We were lovebirds;
Birds always fly out and follow different directions...

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