Eden Poems - Poems about Eden

Love for us is always a tryst inside of Eden intimacy shared in the most exotic of places Whispers born from of our deepest desires and adoring looks of contentment on sated faces Your touch brings me from bud to full bloom Tenderly, you embrace me beneath moonlit skies It's there we meld; soul entering soul with each kiss Each caress...

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The Earth opens her mouth, but only smoke escapes. No words—just the long exhale of something dying too slowly. She once spoke in green— a dialect of leaf and wing, of rivers fluent in direction. Now, her language is static and flame. We stitched motorways across her skin, called it progress. Drilled into her marrow, called it wealth. Even silence has texture— ask the glaciers, ask the bees. She...

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The Great Halls of Eden (A lone voice whispers) Walking in like the Grand Inquisitor Tomás de Torquemada Dressed in a dark robe With Beethoven's “Moonlight Sonata” playing loudly in her wake I can remember when Love brought me through a gate To a doorway leading to her Three Castles of Rejection Cruelty Intolerance, and Fanaticism And when she nearly broke me within each...

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[Note : For FINISH MY POEM CONTEST Sponsor: Mystic Rose Rose Tuesday 15/4/25 1st two verses by Mystic Rose Rose ] (3rd Placing in Contest) As she drinks nectar from a flower, sweetness from heaven falls like dew anointed with a gentle rain amidst sun showers she appears as if on cue Lifting her wings she lands on a...

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“being mistook we burnt the book thoughts rest, we dwell in our heart’s nest touched by spirit, our body shook by God’s light blest as we undressed” Everybody cooks at their own time and temperature. Your journey is for you, mine, uniquely, for me. We are not 'sameness-evolved' meant to be. We all grow our spirits separately, so, too, our emotions and...

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‘When you are not fed love on a silver spoon, you learn to lick it off knives.’ - Lauren Eden copper red the taste another from the darkness in shadows I wait desperate for love one more face I need to feel it to feel alive in this place no heat skin against my skin it's cold and unforgiving I'll forgive myself...

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This is your Garden of Eden It’s a garden that needs weedin’ And it needs seedin’ To get you Heaven ready This is Satan’s offering Offering you to sin and skip the drossing (He offered Christ a shortcut to His crossing) To get you [not Him] Hell ready Once able to choose the good or evil freely Now only able to choose the...

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What if..? The snake had not deceived the first human to eat that apple. Like animals—naked, primitive, homeless, wanderers— We would still have been only the salts of the earth in Eden. Eating all fruits except those of knowledge and life... In a garden where we do not work, but God works for us. Perhaps we would be born, but never...

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This is no Eden Yet the mirror is perceived Lush tangle of undergrowth Army of bare, crooked trees Who formed thee in madness Has blown fetid breath Stirring twitches and jerks Necromancer of death Cold pale face a question Bride groom of lunacy A nightmare interpretation Lucifer's garden fantasy So still while I attend Do not dare look away From the corner of my eye Creeping quickly to...

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Candles wax time pulls it to Earth, drops cool stilled hardens in seconds, a fire holder girth, warps obverse, candles wax time pulls it to Earth, vapors prompt darkening observes, fire loses fight gloaming transcends, candles wax time pulls it to Earth, drops cool stilled hardens in seconds. ...

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Grand sites claim their paradises, where beauty will call it their home, and fortunate tame entices, grand sites claim their paradises, godsend gifts, blue ribbon prizes, warmly brushed with a fine toothcomb, grand sites claim their paradises, where beauty will call it their home. ...

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Garden of Eden Trees with fruits are laden Birds sing gaily, beasts roam wild. Sunflower fairy Chatted merry Spellbound the dragonfly, like a child. ...

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Near the edge of democracy’s garden sprouted the Tree of Misinformation, quickly growing into the largest tree with leafy branches broad and long and tall. Though toxic was its eye-catching fruit, many ate the deceptive apples that clouded their minds and blinded their eyes. They could not even perceive the clear, self-evident truth that a deceitful serpent had slyly seduced them. Fanatically following the swindler, angrily amplifying audacious...

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Eden Your love is like a lantern, in life's midnight garden, you're beauty it stands all alone. Shining through darkness, your ivy it grabs us, and leads us the way to go home. As we push through the hedgerow, exposing the roses, it's fragrance reminds me of youth. Now a Robin she sits at the edge of a...

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Wrap me in a blanket of sunflowers. Cover me in a sheet of hydrangeas. Kiss me in the Promised Lands, Where Adam and Eve held hands....

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