Love Free Verse Poems

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

Just to see your mouth frothing,
and your un-consicous-ness,
and the doctor declares
all your battling and history
has been for nothing.
I still remember
your first hospital stay,
I bought you

© Ryan Geoffrey Hayward  

Sunset Sigh

pretend it was me and not you
in love. Cupid put down his arrows,
they were aimless, anyhow -
he sees that now.    

© Kim Rodrigues  

They sat on a bench
Their hands nearly quenched
The love that they shared
The feelings they carried
Love in their teens
Just not seen
They grew a lot older
They reunited

© Ms. Catherine  

words can be snazzy, sparkly and fun
they can uplift and enlighten
they can hurt and destroy

they can turn into party animals
wearing colorful ensembles
they can entertain and

© Caren Krutsinger  

In realms of dreams, where magic is born in the late evening hour,
A hidden paradise in whispers and in the descending moonlight's power.
Beautiful settings, love

© Dan Enache  

Never imagined an emotional blow
Could crush a bubbly gorgeous girl's world,
For whom the universe was an enchanting lore,
With bird's songs and flowers in the vase!

The

© Malabika Ray Choudhury  

The morning fog low over the empty streets,
soft as a whispered promise.
My shoes slapped the pavement in steady rhythm--
each step a heartbeat counting the miles.
I

© Rowena Velasco  

Entertain a child,  
And their minds will be with you.  
Sing a song to a child,  
And their focus stays on you.

© Thompson Emate  

They, beseech love as a token of joy, love is nowhere to be called in
only to bid farewell to joy, left behind, a hymn
such is

© Tamanna Ferdous  

WATCH
she gave
I treasure

when I check the time
and see the diamonds on
bezel and dial, I smile

“her love stays with me all the time” 

© Marilene Evans  

The sadness turns into a haunting grief, 
When suddenly my loving spouse leaves, 
Tears start flowing with choked emotions, 
End of world seems in sight,

© Jay Narain  

The seed of freedom is curtailed,
germinates interrupted,
the harvest is delayed...

The fruit of freedom
may take time to be harvested,
but it is worth every stoic sacrifice...

We cultivate

© Alkas Poetry  

Those minuscule gaps,
the dripping from the tap, 
that soon became the sea between you and me

My fading glow, with the things I didn’t know. 
How

© Harry Clarke   

LEAF
imprint
remembered

on the school sidewalk
concrete, yet transcendent  
she gave this rare gift to me 

"one moment can live forever"

© David Crandall  

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Giuseppe Luigi Lagrangia.

Invidia!
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Io.

…

© Massimiliano Fancelli