Long Valentines Poems

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Premium Member Red Moon

Amidst the chaotic colors,
sounds of fireworks echo through the chambers of my ears.
Heart racing in sync with my nerves.
Hypnotized by the soft aroma in the air,
unfamiliar with my hands and legs.

The side profile of grace and beauty.
Pitch black hair lined up in perfect symmetry.
Skin teasing me with a gravitational pull.
A pair of empty hands aching for my own.
A choker containing her composure and elegance.
The blood red moon signaling her cue.

As she looks towards my weakened eyes,
my defenses are lowered, vulnerable, exposed. 
Swift steps towards my vacant vessel,
arms wrap around my neck, a snake contorting.
Unable to predict her next move, 
I fall victim to softly parted lips.

A moment trapped in time,
An image burned into my brain.
A desire for this feeling of peace,
her warmth infiltrating my bloodstream.

With the life being drained from my soul,
I wrap my arms around in acceptance.
Accepting that I am in love.
© Seth Pina  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Amber Hearts

          Space guru Oh Saint, inspire my muse, with feelings inexplicable
          With lush—blush poetry that I’ll take with me to the ending,
          with lovers in mind, be warned of the tragic end-kind 
          Amber hearts, have awoken!  Our Love Saint’s tears
          streaking down his face, tears of justification, 
          suspendings of bitter-sweet’s romance,  
          upending, frozen in time, their souls.  
          Space eternity, mirthful keepsake,
          snow-kissed blush forevermore.
          May winters sun shine upon, 
          gleam they might their
          crimson veins
          throbbing.
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          Rid Mother Earth’s 
          pining pains—love’s tragedy. 
          Madly in love He’d chosen Her, Dawn,
          and to beautify her more, Venus consents
          Ruby lips, sultry hips, cherry polished fingertips. 
          Sadly Kai, His light within should dim.  Emaciated, 
          Her unkempt tassels and darkened eye circles listless.  
          She’d follow Him in nihilistic abandon.  Death brings two 
          to shed their mortal coils, spirits unbound may be alas entwined.
          Her sweet taste belonging to Him shall never sour upon his tongue. 
          His poetry ‘ll never unwhisper in Her waitful ears, Kai & Dawn-immortals
          Both amber hearts in starry, starry space, glow gracefully as eternal Valentines


Valentine's Day
2/14/26
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.

Proposal

Carnelian, please, I need my strength;
Tell goldstone to be here in lengths
And dragon stone will guide me through,
With rose quartz here, for loving you.
My pyrite guides me to the left.
Labradorite leaves my hand, bereft.
And though my quartz is tattered and shattered,
Tell amethyst that it never mattered.
Just let me cry and let me sing--
Just let my heart explode again!
Snowflake obsidian strips me naked.
Strengthening contrasts are so sacred.
I'll put this rose quartz to my disposal,
Gift opalite ring, accept my proposal
And be with me forevermore.
Please, please be mine, forevermore
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day

         My Dear, you left last Valentine Day,
        when we accepted each other by heart.
        You promised me to be back next day.

        I was sure you could not delay.
        Every moment I was alert.
       My Dear, you left last Valentine Day.

      You should come soon, I must say.
       I know, you cannot hit or hurt.
      You promised me to be back next day.

     With my heart you cannot play.
      You can neither pretend nor flirt.
      My Dear, you left last Valentine Day.

      I am here you have gone away
      I am waiting to ruminate past.
     You promised me to be back next day.

       You can neither forget nor betray
       Days are passing, yet I must trust.
       My Dear, you left last Valentine Day
       You promised me to be back next day.

     01/26/16
                   
  Sweet Valentine Contest by Nayda Ivette Negron

Premium Member Valentine’s Day

A song in the heart doesn’t need any words
Love is a duo of lyrics unheard
A melody to last one's whole life through
That’s unique and is meant for only two. 

Lovers everywhere it's the day to share
The love that you found that's beyond compare
Bless the day that romancing came your way
Display affection on this special day.

Take a lover's walk on a sandy shore
Or in countryside with whom you adore
Hum a love song when you're ambling along
A tune with a beat to love pounding strong.

Dine beneath moonlight and the stars tonight
Celebrate love, may it shine ever bright
Melting the hearts of angels up above
Drink a toast to your eternal true love.

End this Valentine’s Day with glowing hearts
Pledging that your love will never depart
Dance together up close, as lovers do
For tonight the world belongs to just you.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Give Me Your Heart

Write for me a love poem.
Use words I long to hear.
Tell me that you cherish me.
My loss is your only fear.

Sing for me a love song.
Express your love for me.
Bare your soul, give me your heart;
No need for jewelry.

You don't have to spend a lot,
To tell me of your love.
You only have to speak your mind.
I have no knowledge of,

The things you hold within your heart,
The thngs that you hold dear.
You must tell me of these things.
They're things that I must hear.

You don't have to be a poet,
Know how to string a line,
You simply have to speak the truth,
Your own words are just fine.

Just tell me that you love me.
Be there when winds blow cold,
And it's you that I will reach for,
Together we'll grow old.
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Happy Valentine’s

Do you remember your college days?
At a school dance 
Asked someone to dance
They asked you to dance
Is everyone still doing that?
Seems like it was a long time ago
Did we actually do those things?
Now think of it 
I feel a little embarrassed 
But brought a chuckle to my face
We actually did that!
Have no shame
Those little carefree days
We were so innocent then
Are we still innocent lol?
I think I am 
I still think of love with open eyes
Watching
Don’t know what I am watching for
A connection 
A sense of foreverness
Is that a word? 
Don’t know
Don’t care
But something makes sense
Something makes no sense at all
Like what I am saying to you
But when it hits you 
You will know
It hasn’t hit me yet 
I am still watching it with open eyes
Until when
Forever?  Haha
Yeah maybe forever
Don’t wait too long okay?
Telling myself
Lol
Happy Valentine’s

Premium Member Valentine Codes For You

Can you read my lips?
My Sweet, keep it simple, still.

Can you read my arms?
To hold you, I’m going six feet under the ground.

Can you read my mind?
My girl- title is a lot for you,now the train is gone.

Can you read my hand?
So much for you are my tiniest finger, pointer and thumb.

Can you read and feel my heart? 
From  E to Y, for you it jumps and pumps.

Can you hear and feel me?
Satellite isn’t ahead of my fervor mental telepathy.

Can you really hear me?
If everything in me is mute on  this Valentines Day?

If I’m mute and you’re blind,
Touch me, feel all my codes and you’ll find.

Sweetheart, have a Very Happy Valentines
I’m all yours today ‘til the end of time.




©2016Leonora Galinta
 All Rights Reserved




Feb. 14, 2016  8.20pm
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Knight in Lying Amore




            James Dean Bob Marley,  
       a Valentines Hunter on a Harley, 
            ties his horse hog down, 
    enters the house saloon of get "lucky" town,
             Offers imbibe after imbibe
         as suggestinal ingestinal bribe,
         but forget about her tolerance,
          she fell asleep on the couch,
              out cold as if she'd died.
         So romeo with advance 
      he missed his chance, ouch!
     And he with a wine on his hands 
          and  ****happens-stance,
said goodbye to his smooth plans,
said goodbye to romance.
Was also left with his....in his hands.
art
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Be Mine

A touch of smooth ivory, brought laughter to your eyes.
That familiar gazing giggle that creates such a mess,
no truth fortelling nor desiring ever to confess..
bristled in numb hands wrought in unquieted disguise.

Is it too much that I ask? a few fresh ground beans,
shouted impatiently at the empty vessel.
The smell of coffee chiding me as I wrestle..
empty cup bask'd in dream; of one sugar, one cream.

Could you see me turning red with every turn that flaunted,
did guilty pleasure spread, leaving with little other choice.
Or was it embarrassment heard in that admiring voice.
A valentine chore done just for you was all I wanted.

'Oh honey let me help you', whispered into my flushed cheek.
I don't hold a candle to you dear, a truth clear to see..
As you drew near I heard two soft kind lips say,
'My love you're turning the handle the wrong way'.
Form: Rhyme

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