Narrative Love Poems

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

America is divided between lovers and haters;
Those that love her and those that hate Trump.
But the thing about both love and hate
Is it often says

© James Moore  

While I was meditating 
Then I started visualizing 
And I saw a world 
That world seems differ
Different and far away from planet earth.

Just like astronaut

© Desire Obaroyeregbe Agbeyiwa Agidotan Ikoyo  

As I shed myself for you 
                  

© Mystic Rose Rose   

Literary and Cultural Terms

Masnavi (also Mathnawi): A classical Persian poetic form consisting of rhyming couplets with a continuous narrative. The most famous example is Rumi's

© Saeed Koushan  

In my country 
For you to make sense 
You need to have money
For you to be respected 
You have to throw money around
For you to

© Desire Obaroyeregbe Agbeyiwa Agidotan Ikoyo  

There's this fine girl
In my street 
She said I'm very sweet 
She licks me like ice cream 
When the play starts 
She gives me high

© Desire Obaroyeregbe Agbeyiwa Agidotan Ikoyo  

There's this fine girl
In my street 
She said I'm very sweet 
She licks me like ice cream 
When the play starts 
She gives me high

© Desire Obaroyeregbe Agbeyiwa Agidotan Ikoyo  

When your heart and your head
Have a major disagreement,
Which body part should win?
Certainly not in every case,
But in 2020, my heart won.

Two of our dearest

© Curtis Johnson  

Shayura:
“I dreamt my body was dull gold and rotted, fickle grace abandoned me, yet scattered, I reforged my essence through brilliance and incandescence, allotting my

© Johan Belmont  

The sky was draped in night’s black cloak,
With a sprinkle of white specks in bloom.
The yellow moon slipped into a gibbous cocoon,
As sunshine fretted in

© Maclawrence Famuyiwa  

Baby we're still young 
Vibrant and promising 
I promise you 
Together we can grow strong 
Before we get old
We can correct our wrongs 
So let

© Desire Obaroyeregbe Agbeyiwa Agidotan Ikoyo  

In the beginning two lovers were born
In the campus parking lot behind the student union

They clung together for 60 years
Until one day my wounded bird

© D. C. Jordan  

I told her I'm a stranger 
A souvenir 
She thought I am from Ghana 
Because I'm black like Ghanaians
She concurred
While listening to my accent 
She

© Desire Obaroyeregbe Agbeyiwa Agidotan Ikoyo  

It's a ghost she screamed
Then she fainted
But no darling
It was the spirit she drank
She's so high
Hennessy to be precise 
Her vision was blurry.

Now she's unconscious
Right

© Desire Obaroyeregbe Agbeyiwa Agidotan Ikoyo  

Men in tailored suits 
and satin waistcoats,
gold watches peeking 
out of their pockets,
walked arm in arm 
with women in wide skirts ~
hooped, 
crinolined, 
elegantly sculpted.

Their

© Maclawrence Famuyiwa