Best Melt Poems


Snowflakes Melt Our Paper Hearts

 Too many cold nights

would follow these hours

FIrst frost will destroy

the blooming moonflowers

Because,WInter goes and WInter comes

Snowflakes melt our paper hearts

I want to preserve moments

before they' ll be the past

I just want to hold you

and make each second last

I  want to taste your sweet words

breathing velvets on my lips

I want to feel your kisses

treading softly on my hips

I need to hear your lyrics

whispered in my ear

I want to let my hair down

cascading on your tear

I want to beg for your love

Be fondled by your touch

Want you to give me butterflies

Tickle and make me blush

I don' t want to make memories

But you won't be here

One day  I'd call your name

pretending you're still there

Too many cold nights

would follow these hours

FIrst frost will destroy

the blooming moonflowers

Because,WInter goes and WInter comes

Snowflakes melt our paper hearts

Wet rain will cover palm prints

in the forgotten sand

New fingers trace your laugh lines

where I no longer stand

Stars wouldn't recall our waltz dance

and places that we've been

They won't remember falling

in once upon a dream

Premium Member Melt My Heart

Hardened and solid white
thinly coated in icy tears,
so cold becomes the heart
devoid of love for many years.

No fires kindled in it's chambers
the beat still steady, but growing faint,
I accepted it and did not care
to even issue a complaint.

Time ticks on and changes hearts
even the ones that cannot feel,
I needed to know about love
what its like when it's for real.

So caress this heart of mine
so gingerly as you take,
because a heart so frozen
can still crack and break.

Let it melt away slowly
instead of rushing to defrost,
with gentle warmth near me
all fears will become lost.

My shyness, too, disappears
when trust is truly found,
resting in your palms
fingertips embraced around.

My heart is your trinket now
held closely to your own,
heating to a glowing red
what once was cold as stone.

Melt Me Like Snowflakes

Temperatures fall on this late September day

She paces, thousands of times, back and forth

along with the soft sounds of Lionel Ritchie playing

in the old sitting room,

the room where they spent many a night

lying in front of a wood burning fire

sipping wine and sharing plans and dreams,

she peers out the large casement window

 in hopes to see 

if the mail had been delivered

if there was a letter for her

he was usually there by now

but the snow must have slowed him down

finally he has arrived.

That long walk to the end of the drive 

bundled in her warmest jacket, scarf wrapped tightly

underneath her pure white ear muffs

wearing anything and everything 

to keep the elements at bay.

finally she arrives

Her heart races, and with one peek, she smiles

grabs that letter and just cant wait

closes her eyes and holds it close to her face

she can smell his musk 

she can imagine his soft touch

delicately she opens it up and reads :

My beloved
I long for the night when we can be together
to run my fingers through that silky hazel hair
tread my kisses down your neck
rub my hands across your soft toned olive skin
to slowly and passionately kiss you 
like a real woman needs to be kissed
My beloved
I can't wait for the days I can hold you tight
when I can protect you
pamper you
make sweet love to you
My beloved
You are in my every thought and in my dreams
I think of you before I sleep
and again when I wake
I can picture those salty almond eyes
 gazing into mine
until the end of time
My beloved I shall return to you shortly
I L U
I'm Yours Forever

Tears slowly fall down her blushed cheeks

The cold no longer bothers her

and her sated heart and the snowflakes begin to melt
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Winter Melt

 
Winter roll up your white blanket,
I loved your snowflake kisses;
And your pure beauty,
I will miss you, dear white;
But it is time to go.

Spring lay down your rainbow carpet,
Tree's put on your gowns of green;
Bird's get busy nesting,
It's Spring, Spring, Spring, Spring;
Time for a celebration.

__________________________
March 20, 2016

Poetry/Verse/Winter Melt
Copyright Protected, ID 770-119-16
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym.


For the contest, Celebration,
sponsor, Shadow Hamilton

Fourth Place

Premium Member Melt With Me Against a Toxic Sunset of Lust

melt with me against a toxic sunset of lust
light the burning candles

illuminate the red hot metal lanterns
dive naked into my arms raw

take of my flesh as i take of yours
lose ourselves one in the other

devour the creamy liquid of my origin
and i the nectar from your petal

wrap yourself in the flag of me
i too will fly your colors

let us wage a war of sex on one another
and leave no border uncrossed

Premium Member As I Melt With Her

Crawling my fingers through her silk-like hair
I softly touch the rims of her ears with my palms
 
I drop my elbows and slowly caress her cheeks
 
I then, lower my hands and tenderly cup her fruit
So to warm her blood
 
With her eyes lightly shut...grasping hold her waist,
I pull her in...close to me
 
My eyes wide open...as I watch her melt
  
At that split second, right before our lips collide 
I close my eyes

And we melt...together 


Kissing Poetry Contest 
Sponsor: Bobby May 
12-12-2019 

*Placed 2nd


Premium Member When the Black Clouds Melt

The color of blood unchanged,
flowed in the stream of time evolved,
as ancient singular ancestor etched
footprints of humanity on the globe, explored.

Common lineage thriving insulated,
splintered into diverse lineage of races,
physical traits got typified,
melanin played with color on the skin.

Born free under one seamless sky,
equality pines in veiled deprivation.
Unkind history modulated
the misplaced sense of superiority.

When in bleached sky the black clouds melt
in silent rain of unseen tears of pain,
and the heavy air toxic with hatred suffocates,
I can’t breathe.

June 11, 2020
Contest : All Yours (Jan 29)
Sponsor : Brian Strand

Premium Member Melt and Fade Away

Beneath the heavens 
An endless garden 

The summer sun sneaks 
A wink of amorous warmth
Seeks an ardent love 
Walking not alone

Humming full of wonder
Critiques, and ponders
Knocking at the door 
Of yesterday perfect love. 
Crave to release the world 
Bound to the pages 
Page by page 

Another night to drown
In the waves of his
Moonlight blue eyes 
Nestle deeply into his soul 
Melt and fade away in his arms
Savor honey kiss once again

The Strawberry moon rises
Light cast shadows in darken absence 
Smitten with utter stillness 
Whilst she weakens giving up to the world 
Its myth beneath the heavens



3/26/2020
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Watching the Snow Melt

On a starless rainless night 
'fore my eyes... 
The last of the snow-hill, 
Wind-blown... 
Melts

Left...
Is wet-marks, 
On cobble-stone 
Till, the next snowflake...
.
.
.
.
.
Drops

Premium Member In the twilight of troubled silence, where words melt into shadows

In the twilight of troubled silence, where words melt into shadows,
I delve into the labyrinth of thoughts, writing the soul's silence in notes,
Each letter born from the pulse of my hands, keeping the secret enclosed in blood.
I let the words flow from my fingers, so they wouldn't turn into screams,
To preserve the quiet of the bitterness that would have burned my throat.
I wrote all my secrets, leaving my soul bare,
Spilling everything I knew, everything I never wanted to share.
Each whisper caught on papers, each secret forced to remain unspoken,
Thoughts that ran through my mind like a herd of endless sheep.
My soul was written in notes, as my blood turned into ink,
I wrote until my hands were blackened, and my mind remained empty,
Until every strand of pain gathered in mute words,
And my thoughts were too heavy to be spoken.
So, if you ever meet me, the girl with blood-like night,
Ask me about my secrets, the ones I was forced to write,
Under the mask of silence, ask me about those shadows that keep my soul,
About wounds that heal only on paper, left in the abyss of my silences.
In the evening lights, where the echoes of dreams float silently,
Find me lost among words, lost among silences,
And you will see that the magic of melancholy flows through my veins,
A sad fairy tale, an untold story written with the ink of my life.
© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member As You Melt Into Me

        tie me to your tongue
                               as you melt into me.

                ever so softly, my sweet,
         whisper my name as you linger
                  in my loving embrace;
feel the warmth of my breath on your face.

             chest to chest, can you feel 
       my heartbeats against yours as we
                 surge through the pulse
             of passion's flickering flame?

        tie me to your tongue 
                               as you melt into me.

         come closer to me, i implore thee,
 let's stay the night under the jealous moon.
           as your hungry eyes meet mine,
           let me taste heaven in your kiss.

      yes,  my beloved, kiss me to resurrect
         a dormant desire that used to rage
             like a hurricane. let our hearts
     be carefree as twilight grows feet to run.

        tie me to your tongue 
                               as you melt into me.

Melt Away Racism

Melt away Racism – Zamreen Zarook
 

Various ways the populace onset,
Launching always begin with an inset,
Day by day every mind starts to feel upset,
But it is sky rocketing on every sunset.

What is the gaining out of this discrimination?
What is the meaning of this aggravation? 
They find this as an anticipation,
But it is considered as the state of aberration

Tongue is given under an oath,
He gave hands and legs not to see you as sloth,
Let your positive mind handle them both,
Definitely it will wrap you with a golden cloth.

Show respect and be perfect,
Happiness and Elysium will be your deflect,
It’s the exact time to give the inject,
Then, there won’t be a single of deflect.

Premium Member Melt

The candle wax melts
The rain outside pelts

Irish men wear kelts
while we eat patty melts

Premium Member The Melt Down

As ashen storm clouds brew above his head,
his furrowed brow denotes catastrophe. 
The lash of his tongue like fire brings such dread
a broken heart is all she can foresee.

Heated anger joins the howl on winds misled,
a wild child of tantrum's misdirected decree,
his glacial heart disperses rocky scree.
As ashen storm clouds brew above his head.

Mother melts beneath his glare, few tears shed
for him to see, her child she's failed by degree.
Oh, all the signs of madness she'd misread,
his furrowed brow denotes catastrophe. 

His wrath unleashed, now gone his kinder creed
though she still sees his arms widespread,
perhaps, a mother's love can intercede?
The lash of his tongue like fire brings such dread.

Unless his anger's dampened it may spread
destroying the bonds of sweet felicity, 
if she can not hold on to love's thread
a broken heart is all she can foresee.

Son can't you see the sun high overhead
upon his cheek a tears falls silently,
with her arms outstretched his mother plead
and on her shoulder he rested sullenly, 
as ashen storm clouds brew.

Premium Member The Beautiful Melt

All those sentimental Christmas songs with romantic pretty lines
like "Walking in a Winter Wonderland" or
"As Long as you love me so, let it snow
       let it snow,
             let it snow" -
I'd love to take the feeling of nostalgia each lovely phrase invokes
and wrap it around me like a warm woolen cloak.
But words do not suffice,
and imagination, no matter how sweet,
will not see me through a long cold winter's night.

I look up at a sky ablaze with stars.
They cannot match the light within your shining eyes.
I want to BE with you, snuggled by a fire,
the steady glow of your adoring eyes on mine;
the touch of your fingers on my face;
and the touch of my own fingers, trembling, as I trace your smile
before you lean in for the softest, smoothest kiss.
Oh, for the beautiful melt of the season
as the warmth of REAL sensations soak into my skin.
No, a mere fond memory simply cannot do!

N/A on July 7/18 in the Mid-Season Premier Contest
any theme, any form, max of 25 lines
Now used for Janice Canerdy's 
 'Any Poem That Got NA'd in June-July 2017' Poetry Contest

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