Long Sweetheart Poems

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***holiday Tag*** Thank You, Doris

Thank you Doris, 
for giving me the mic. 
I would like to welcome my father,
to our poetry web site.

Mr. Richard Pickett,
Has a talent so sublime.
wisdom within his rhymes,
we've collaborated many times.

You should check him out,
you may come to find.
Intriguing thought provoking,
inspiration...
come,
journey through his mind.

Thank you Doris,
for giving me the mic.
How about dem 
BRONCOS!!!
Stuffing the Giants.
on Thanksgiving, 
a win like that!
Brian Dawkins
a gift...
Elvis Dumervil, D.J. Williams
finding rifts, 
Defense inspired,
the offense clicks. 

Yes,
he said 
Broncos...
Die-Hard, tattoo on 
his right arm.
A stallion,
poetry is my art.

Thank you again,
Doris.
for giving me the mic
I'm glad you
 "Went to Jared"
Now I must step aside.
I'm going to call for my 
"Sweetheart"

You are next in Line


Linda-Marie Bariana has been tagged for Phyliss Babcocks' "Holiday Tag"


Premium Member Izabranica, My Favorite Word

My pools of words are not limited to English.
I was a missionary in France and Belgium, so learned French.
I studied Spanish in college for several years afterwards.
The US Army had me learn Russian during the Cold War,
Then cross-trained me into Serbo-Croatian during the Bosnia/Kosovo Wars.
I spent about 7 years stationed-residing in West Germany and Germany.
Like German, Slavic-derived languages are very root-driven.
The most romantic word I ever heard is "izabranica" (pronounced izabranitsa).
Typical banal English translations do not give the word justice.
Usually it is put forward as an endearment such as 'darling' or 'sweetheart'.
But my favorite Serbo-Croatian word means so much more.
The root of the word is 'bran'; 'braniti' means to select or gather.
The suffix 'ica' is a feminine ending, often used for people.
The prefix 'iza' means "out from".  So what does "izabranica' really mean?
Means more than just your one true love; more than just your soulmate...
It means the woman you chose out from among all others, your izabranica.

Premium Member He Was Aging Gracefully

Onlookers remarked that he was aging gracefully
  His disposition so sunny, cheerful, upbeat
Making plans for the future with his sweetheart
  Taking such pride in his many grandchildren

True, he moved tentatively, pausing more and more
  often to rest, breathing in fits and spasms, and betimes
his sentences trailed off into the vapor of the distant past 
  Then too there were the conversations where you needed
to repeat and repeat yourself, again and again, before
                                       he would finally get it --

But oh, that infectious, wide smile which broke out on his
  face when he did get it! Ah, that was a smile well worth
waiting for, indeed -- a smile that brought comfort and
                            peace to all those around him...

...Who were all the more confounded when he turned 
  inward, shaking his head, mumbling to himself as 
cane-aided, he shuffled and stumbled his way home
                  'midst the sea of disapproving faces

Premium Member A 24 Hour Non-Stop Lovefest

February is here, it's Valentine's month

Hope everyone remembers their sweetheart

If you buy her roses or chocolates and stuff

Your guaranteed lots of love until March

But beyond March 1st it's a turkey shoot

If you want some advice from this oldster

Make sure you do what's expected of you

Or you'll probably get the cold shoulder

It isn't magic, it's elementary dear Watson

One and one always makes two

You must make sure she clearly understands

She's your all-time favourite honeydew

So we've alerted you to the possible dangers

Now it's up to you all to take steps

To ensure your life will be filled with joy

And a 24-hour non-stop lovefest

February is here, it's Valentine's month

Hope everyone remembers their sweetheart



© Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Will You Be My Valentine

Sweetheart longings
Brings
Bouquet of red or, pink, yellow, white, sweet, soft, velvet exquisite Roses
Glasses
Of chilled sparkling fine wine
Then we'll dine
On sweet red Strawberries dipped in chocolate, they're divine
Embrace to a dance and entice
In Paradise
Brightens sweet kisses and romance in our mind
A pleasure of wonderful feelings and you'll be mine
Will you be my Valentine?

                                                     By: Eve Roper
                                                           2/2/2015


(revised 2/13/2024)

Sweetheart longings
Brings
Bouquet of red or pink
yellow or white
sweet, soft, velvet exquisite Roses
Glasses
Of chilled sparkling fine wine
Then we'll dine
On sweet red strawberries
dipped in chocolate,
they're divine
Embrace to a dance
entice In Paradise
Brightens sweet kisses
romance in our mind
A pleasure of wonderful feelings
you'll be mine
Will you be my Valentine?
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Healing Power

Wounded and lost, I was in much despair.
How much suffering must this heart endure?
After years of pain, I lived without care,
you found my fractured soul; you had a cure.

From within the heart flowed healing power,
I was at death’s door; now I’m whole and well.
your solid love pumps in my heart this hour,
Folks thought I would never come from hurts shell

Many times you could’ve thrown in the towel,
somehow you knew my rejection was the pain.
On most days, I would be mean and just scowl,
darling, you sheltered me from the rain.


Sweetheart, you healed my heart, now it’s brand new,
we’re one, my love; I’m blessed to have found you.
   


Contest: Love Sonnet
Sponsor: John Hamilton 

10/17/2020
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Beholding Beauty

Amazing snowflake unique pure in deep beauty 
melting within deep warmness always trusting fate

Adoring one pulse in a million skips climbing steps
forever beats true blue crystal clear begging your kiss

Night within deep chambers embers glow 
a keystone turns lights on in satin darkness

The sun smiles warm thoughts coloring frosted jewels 
gentle beams touch softly as winter ice kisses vision rainbows

Closing shutters until tomorrow comes 
as the wind whistles and howls outside reality

Awakening sweetheart delights opening flowers bloom
blossoming within nine shades of beauty dazzling rose gold

Silver lining treasure cloud kissing pearl gem precious white
sailing dreams floating magical into another space
 
kisses blown silently blushing on velvet lips of a breath
sweetly carried on a stream of air whispering cotton candy

Touching ribbons flutter in your every single breathing sigh
most beautiful love dancing with the soul crowned princess cut
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Moon On A Spoon

Let’s play.
Tigers have eyelashes.
Crocodiles smile.
The moon is made of cheese.
Shall we pull it down and see?

No? You want to keep it there?
You paint stories on its face?
Share your secrets in its ear?
Without the moon, there is no place for you to land from outer space?

But, sweetheart, I could reach it with the chair!
I could scoop up the moon on a spoon,
 while I balance on my witches’ broom.
And place it so gently … right next to you.

It would sweep away bad dreams.
Give sweet kisses on your nose.
You could toss it in the air.
It’d belong to only you.

You are not convinced. That pout is clear.
You are tired of us grown-ups always trying to steer.
Leave you alone, you say. Let you have your moon.
High in the sky, with or without a silver spoon.

Everyone should have the moon, you’re right,
 even dinosaurs, unicorns and clowns with drums.
Wait, is that dinosaur on the moon holding a spoon?
I thought dinosaurs had no thumbs.

Oh no, please tell him as quick as you can.
Do not scoop out the moon!
It’s not ice cream or cake.
Eating the moon’s a terrible mistake!

Look up! That was close!
He caught a fright and dropped the spoon.
Let’s leave the moon in peace.
I’ll grab the tub of ice cream.
You draw your best moon face.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Lioness

MY LIONESS

            My Sweetheart! A competent CEO,
             born under constellation Leo,
            acting reacting as majestic Lioness.
            Yet she is my pretty princess,
            Miss perfect, my pride not to hide 
           to select her as future bride.
          
          My dreams soar high fluttering weary wings of hope
             eagerly waiting with wobbling heart for early scope
                   to come close, also to propose!
                  Will she accept or refuse? Who knows?
               Hazy hesitation, misty confusion all around!
             I wish, my voice ’I love you’ as echo to rebound.
             
              Her complex mental constitution,
              now running on wrath and aggression.
             When will melt on dissociation,
            yielding affection and compassion
           on sensual passionate amorous flow? 
           Will our mutual love ever glitter and glow?
         
        *              *               *                      *  *
                 What a pleasant surprise!
                 At dawn a dulcet Sunrise.
             My fairy standing close at my doorstep
             My heart beats rose above head to escape.
             ‘Dear, I love you’, the bold lioness told,
              ‘Let’s venture for our new abode.’

    07/ 13/19

                                                             First Place   
   'All Yours ( June 11) Contest  by  Brian Strand.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member We Shall Meet Again

My dearest love, Judy dear
I’m thinking of you and us
It was happiness year after year
All too soon those years have passed
We did recognize each other
From the very beginning though we
Were afraid to hurry up further
For about a year or three 
In the 2020, the pandemic year 
Was it in June, or in May?  
You told me I love you and I said my dear
I love you too – since that day
We were close together, my darling
Every bird on your fence sang for us
Our evenings, nights and mornings
Flickered by so extremely fast 
Little did we know, my sweetheart
It’s a year ago today 
Your passing set us apart
Now your lovely ecards I play
Reading your words, full of love
I know we shall meet again
Can’t say when, but there’ll be sun above
Later that day there’ll be rain..
Form: Rhyme

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