Best Making Love Poems


Spooks Were Making Love

Spooks were making love their bones were clattering
                       Fresh in after death sex they were a prattling
                                 They missed the first session
                                   How to spook the passion
                 And slipped to their graves skulls down saber rattling










          Spooks were making love© Rajat Kanti Chakrabarty 14 November 2014

Making Love

Those early days of passion when we went at it like rabbits
 now long since have been replaced by crochet, crosswords and such habits.
A sudden wave of passion and straight up the stairs we tramp,
only to find when both undressed that one of us has cramp.
And changing our positions gets a knee thrust in the guts
or worse still there's that sudden scream from badly twisted nuts.
The last lap interrupted by the call of someone's bladder
or the window cleaner falling back in shock from off his ladder.
Those days of quiet bonding now replaced by loud commands
or the cursing from you rolling over, trapping both my hands.
The elegance of Karma Sutra that we used to know
now replaced by Sumo wrestling from a pair of buffaloes.
So nowadays when our urges flare we wonder do we risk it
and end up lying side by side with cups of tea and biscuits.
Should one of us find that we're now on all cylinders firing,
we'll have a hug and just hold hands-
since that is far less tiring.
© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.

Making Love

Measuring tempo i spin you
Around, i
Kiss you up and then down your back, hearing
Incredible moans of pleasure and delight. your
Nails rip at my skin, climaxing. your 
Grip becomes tighter around my waist

Lyrics pour from your mouth. an
Opera. the melody pure and intoxicating. this
Version of you, a picture perfect moment of
Erotic and passionate Love Making...


........:JP)


Making Love To a Co - Worker

We walked to the sand dunes
She whipped off her top 
We made love in the sand 
A co - worker and lover 
Gone from the Earth now 
She taught writing alongside me 
at a community college 
She came to my home and we 
made love again 
The years roll by 
Lovers die 
Friends, too 
The things we take joy in 
Will pass - never to come again 
Will pass - never to come again

Making Love

It's late at night,
Quicksilver Messinger Service plays,
We've just made love,
And all is right

I touch your check tenderly,
Run my fingers through your hair,
Which shines so splendidly,
You grasp me tighter
We are as one

Bliss, oh, sweet bliss
Without this love,
How I would miss
A reason for living...

A sip of sweet wine,
A cigarette,
The smoke of love,
Has not left me yet...

Purple room...
Purple Haze...
I'll always treasure,
Those golden days.
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Making Love In the Rain

While gazing in her soft blue eyes,
   a tender gentle smile
lights up her face like morn’s sunrise
   and lingers there a while.
Her face so bright it lights the day
with thoughts of love it does convey.
      Her face so bright…
         her face so bright,
   like guiding star it shows the way.

While gazing in her soft blue eyes
   the rain begins to fall
from clouds above up in the skies
   as nature makes her call.
They hold on tight in love’s embrace,
a feeling time cannot erase;
      they hold on tight…
         they hold on tight
   as raindrops trickle down her face.

While gazing in her soft blue eyes
   he gently kisses lips
eliciting her tender sighs;
   her hands around his hips.
She holds him close in love’s refrain,
her carnal pleasure to obtain;
      she holds him close…
         she holds him close
   while making love out in the rain.


October 20, 2018


Premium Member Mickey and Minnie Making Love

This is something old Walter never talked about

But I wonder if Mickey and Minnie ever made out

Judging by their physiques, might have been quite a challenge

Can't you just imagine Mickey yelling out those bad words

Like, “golly” and “gee whiz" and "this is swell, Miss Minnie”

“You were g-r-r-r-r-e-a-a-a-a-t!!!”

Next time let's do it in your mousey hole*

(* Uh, that's where mousies live, you bad naughty people!”)

Okay I'll never be able to watch another Mickey Mouse cartoon again

Without the visual popping into my brain

Same with Donald and Daisy Duck!

Hope the kiddies never find out!!!



© Jack Ellison 2014

Premium Member Making Love a Collaboration With Eileen Manassian

Poetry: Sentiments and words making love
Sentiments: the unspoken word lingering within
Making Love: Poetry of the mind and body

A mini collaboration with Eileen Manassian

Premium Member The Art of Making Love

Sometimes I write as if I'm an expert

When it comes to the subject of love

On the contrary, no one is an expert on love

Every encounter is like our very first

We are so afraid to stumble that we do stumble

We stumble over our words

We stumble trying to do all those romantic things

That all our lives we're programmed to do

But somehow it never quite works out as planned

As to what we envision love to be

No, I'm certainly no expert but I'll keep trying

That being said, the joys of love

Whether simple or complex far outweigh

Any lack of finesse that we might have

So do your own thing, there's no failing grade

Be creative in the art of making love!




© Jack Ellison 2014

Premium Member Making Love

In a world obsessed with sex
when it ends in misery
like it often does
What can they expect.

Call me old fashioned
but don't  morals care and feelings matter any more 
or is it just one foot in the bedroom
and one foot out of the door.

For me
I need more.

I need love
to feel loved
to give love
to make love.

Making love doesn't have to start
or finish in a bedroom
but anywhere
soft caring words an embrace a stroke of her hair
showing . some one how much you care.

Being alone
Sometimes I yearn just to hold someone
feel the warmth of her body
and kiss 
that's something I really miss.

wrapped up in each others arms
by a  warm log fire
on a cold winters day.
Watching a movie together
and listening to what each others has to say.

Giving caring sharing
and maybe something more daring.

Someone you can implicitly trust 
faithful to quench your lust
a must.

Getting in bed is much sweeter
when you love your señorita
and just not for kicks.

Just as God planned
the love between a married woman
and married man.



Peter Dome.copyright.2014. Jan.
© Peter Dome  Create an image from this poem.

Sonnet After Making Love

In those brief moments when we have finished pleasing
each other's body the way only we know how:
whispering, touching, tickling, teasing;
we harness eternity and shrink it to now.

Your breasts, Tibetan monastaries guarding the skies,
still tingle from when I touched you there.
My seed escapes to the cavern of your thighs,
and our fragrance lingers heavy in the air.

Amazing love, so mature, so young,
creating memories to forever keep.
Your body remembers the map of tongue,
but this night will end when we roll over to sleep.

So here, now, before the end has begun,
let's remain in this union, melted as one.

Making Love Over the Rain

Making Love Over the Rain

Have you ever made love on the beach in the sand?
Your mind is clear as white doves 
fly above and the tides touch land
The melody is sweet
as your bodies stay in sync…
Making love over the rain 
on this white sandy beach
Hear the rain coming down 
as it hits the board walk;
No people in sight on this warm summer night 
so the temptations are great…
making love over the rain 
As your lips inter-lock so sweet
like the taste of great wine 
Put a strawberry in the middle
Top it off, so divine
like you’re floating on cloud nine 
The water dances off your bodies
to calm the fire down
The intensity is intriguing 
as you’re breathing to the tempo 
of the waves splashing
Up over your bodies
And this making love over the rain
has never been this exotic
Imaginations flowing
Daydreaming so intensely 
Romanticizing the motions
of making love by this ocean
as we reach extreme inclinations
we can storm any weather 
Cause’ we’re strong as the wind 
as our bodies connect
like a parrot’s colorful feathers.


By: Aleasha A. Martin

Making Love In the Rain

Sometimes

I wonder

Do you think of me?

 

I lie

So silently

Tears streaming down slow

 

Never

Have I loved

As strongly as now

 

I always forget I'm better at hiding than I realise

I expect people to see right through me,

I'm terrified of what they'll think

 

I'm especially terrified of you.

 

You should be able to read me like a book

When you don't, I'm amazed

When I told you, you looked like I'd slapped you

 

My world

It has changed

I was in your arms

 

Briefly

We melted

Lying in the rain

 

Your head

On my chest

Isn't a burden

 

I want you to wrap your arms around me

I want to feel your scruff on my cheek

I want to run my fingers through your hair

 

I want to make love in the rain.

 

You are the scariest thing that's happened

We should be lying next to each other

We should be sharing our art

 

Your song

My book and

My philosophy

 

We should

Leave this place

Find a safe venue

 

I would

Follow you

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Premium Member Making Love In the Park

Was recalling us making love in the park
We should have waited at least until dark

A couple of people then a crowd did appear
Watching and giggling and giving a cheer

On the love making scale, we won top spot
We'd gone too far, we just couldn't stop

It's as if they were watching a sporting event
Till whammo, we lay panting and spent

They filed away as if after a game
Talking bout how we showed them no shame

Truth of the matter, we weren't aware
A crowd of onlookers had gathered and stared

Involved in an amazing moment of bliss
We carried on not a beat did we miss

A lesson we learned from that day in the park
Next time we'll surely wait until dark


© Jack Ellison 2015

Premium Member Making Love

In its own complexity
In this gesture of bonding
I am you
You are me
Nothing more
Nothing less
We gain
We lose
Each other
Within
Each other.
© Uwe Stroh  Create an image from this poem.

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