Love People Poems

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

Freedom
A dream he never allowed himself to hope
He couldn't have his heart broken
Not when it belonged to his black woman
Not when it carried his emotions

© Layla Riley-Hill   

When you see others hurting and your heart doesn’t cry,
Look inside and ask yourself the answer to your why?
The path we’re given here on Earth

© Bill Baker  

Everyone wears makeup.
Not just blush and eyeliner
but masks we paint in silence,
to hide the storms inside us.

We wear it
when we’re trying to come clean
from telling

© Amanda Balzarano  

So far, they go -
A distant throw -
Down simple snow -
Forgotten.

And yet, a maid -
Through crime, parade -
And riches swayed -
Ill-gotten.

The weak confide -
Then run

© Devin Croteau  

a hush swept through the room
     like a draft sliding under an old door
slowly it made its presence known
  

© Bill Baker  

To Gaza people
—Real Abdullah

What will i say for Gaza,
I have no anything to say
When the people of Gaza, 
Don’t get any honor- like a pet.
Then

© Real Abdullah Al Mamun  

Their love of our fear will be starved 
We will transcend their want of our complacency 
We have a need to be unified 
All we

© Milton Batchelor   

Looking for love may not succeed
Learning to love may help indeed
Letting love flow, may be the seed
Lift another by doing a loving deed
Love others first,

© Bill Baker  

Why?
That's the question. Why?
Why?
Why?
Why?
Why do we live in a world that hates change
A world clinging to a past long gone 
Why must hate be so

© Layla Riley-Hill   

We are all broken people

You see the cooler kids,
You really don't fit in...
Try not to let your frustration show

You don't know what to do,
When other

© John Hamilton  

The price of being black In a white world 
Is the cost some of us can't afford 
A currency we don't own
Not because we don't

© Layla Riley-Hill   

If you're going to Honolulu
be sure to wear a flower behind your ear
if you're coming to Honolulu
you're going to meet some gentle people here
more than

© Martin Howard Samuel  

The Falling Out

I find the ceiling fan
quite interesting – a whirling
meditation; -- blades
whiz! – air cooling unseen
yet felt

apparently
all affecting not overtly visible

how one’s heart reacts

© Joe Dimino  

The ground shakes in anticipation
A wave of newfound hope sparks the attention 
Of surrounding people
A march dedicated to the right of freedom
Each step marks the

© Layla Riley-Hill   

I will forever treasure the two of them.
One was a homeless man I met when
I was in the process of moving.
He said his name was

© Curtis Johnson