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Love Elegy Poems

These Love Elegy poems are examples of Elegy poems about Love. These are the best examples of Elegy Love poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Summer Elegy
Would you mind if I won’t talk
About what to do
Better sit, relax or walk
Silently subdue
To the sweetness of the day
With the promised rain
That forgot to...

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Categories: elegy, bereavement, dedication, loneliness, loss,



A Seat Taken, A Spirit Kept
O classroom once alive with gentle voices,
Where morning greetings bloomed so bright and clear,
I leave you now—stripped of certain choices,
Unheard, unseen, dismissed through quiet fear.

The...

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Categories: education, grief,

Echoes in the Dark
My chest holds echoes none can hear,
A hush of thoughts that won’t appear.
What once was warm now drifts like mist,
A weight unseen, too dense to...

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Categories: heaven, sad, spiritual,

Celibate Sinner
I scrubbed the shame from under my fingernails,
as if guilt could be washed like dirt.
Cold showers never baptized the ache; 
just gave it discipline,
a neat...

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Categories: addiction, art, black love,

A Garden of Memory
The morning comes with brittle cold,
Where once her garden used to grow.
My mother's hands lie cold and still—
The earth holds secrets she will never tell.

She...

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Categories: elegy, mother,



Elegy for Tobi Dike
A life that's fading is a flame that's burning out,
I, a mortal, lament the departed soul.
Tobi Dike, your light extinguished—halfway unburned,
leaving us in darkness
—with only...

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Categories: elegy, death,

unintended innuendo
Season of violet grief
A day of navy oaths
The weather a dim pink hush— 
ghosts of past, my muse.

I accidentally wrote a letter
scrawled on pale paper—
Guess,...

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Categories: elegy, for him,

Premium Member The Family Gathering
Lamentable, the family gathering
on the other side of sunshine,
with possessions no longer bothering,
sans loving cups, draining of wine.

Great-grands, grands, aunts, uncles, cousins and unborn,
one mom,...

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Categories: family,

How do you tell them their little girl will die?
I am 15 years old.
They say my mind is scattered stars,
too many, too bright, too far apart.
A sky that sparkles wildly,
never settling into constellations.

I try....

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Categories: 10th grade, death, deep,

Premium Member Plagued By Memories
I thought the layers of dust had settled
over what used to be the togetherness of 'us,'
and buried were our last tarnished traces.
But today, I found...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lost love,

Letter That Came Too Late

I opened it like a wound
unwrapping itself,
the envelope soft from time,
your name trembling
in a handwriting I had learned to forget.

You said sorry.
In ink, not voice.
In...

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Categories: 10th grade, absence, abuse,

I didn't know
All i remember is her glaring kindness 
Her wanting love and attention from any source 
She had a beautiful toughness about her
That strengthened all around...

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Categories: eulogy,

I Am Poetry Contest
The day they kidnapped you
Was the day I found myself lost.
I found myself mostly numb
In a frosted layer of my own tears --
My eyes now...

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Categories: emotions, faith, grief, jesus,

My Winter, Your Summer
the snow
undissolved
amid my heart
wanders eternal
as does my avidity
its difficult to accept
“to move on to forget”
six feet yet unreachable
how will this feeling melt
my everything lost tomorrow
‘we’...

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© Reya Suri  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: absence, analogy, angst, death,

love me please
Perhaps I’ll tear my eyes away
Let my crimson spill and stray
Sew my wounds with piercing thread
If you’d love me though I bled

Death does not seem...

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© Reya Suri  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: angst, appreciation, crazy, dark,


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