Long Loveearth Poems

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Gravity

Force that keeps the Earth in orbit
Around the Sun.
Nobody has ever seen it
Until the line
Of a falling meteor is drawn
On the night sky;
Until the tiny seed has grown
Into a tree;
Until people can clearly see
What's low or high.

Force that pulls the tide and the spring
A little bit.
Defiance to it is showing
The top secret
When a rocket escapes the Earth
To discover
The universe's wall and its birth.
Newton is found
When an apple falls to the ground.
It's here and there.

Force that lets the Moon rise and set
In the dark night.
Force that makes Heaven and Earth meet
Before our sight.
When raindrops fall on a flower
Magic happens;
The latter's color turns brighter
Under the Sun.
In love I fall with a woman
To the heavens.

To Princess
Form: Rhyme


Of All the Souls On This Earth the Only One I Want Is You

I have lived forever and a day
I can smell your skin from a half a life away
I want your heart as it beats from within
I see right through you and I want to win

I’m on the edge of love trying to break through 
Of all the souls on this earth the only one I want is you

Passion will die but our connection live on
You know by my eyes that this is no con
My emotions belong to you and are easily twirled
I pull you closer into my own world

I’m on the edge of love trying to break through 
Of all the souls on this earth the only one I want is you

My life is open to you so meet me there
The sun will rise but when I look at you it doesn’t compare
Take a walk with me down destiny’s path
When time is gone we’ll kiss eternally in the aftermath

I’m on the edge of love trying to break through 
Of all the souls on this earth the only one I want is you
Form: Rhyme

Sunset

The ripples flow steadily then flutter away
The illusion of an impossible feat
The Earth consumes the sun at the end of the day
A beautiful sight, a sun setting treat

Somehow it seems like the sun melts in the ocean
Extinguishing its light, all in slow motion
We sit and admire it, me myself and I
Until the stars are sprinkled, above in  the sky

The sea gulls hastily, on a fishing spree
To avoid being caught by the night
Calling to others with a will to stay free
As they fill the sky in a frantic flight

The breeze blows as if to sweep the impurities away
Preparing the Earth for the birth of a new day
The sillhouette of people scavenging the sands
Some with metal detectors finding cans

But the most breath taking of all is the firy red sky
Just for a moment as the sun says goodbye
All scerene tranquility so fresh and so new
But this has no meaning when I’m not with you
Form: Rhyme

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