Romantic Question Is Poems

I will always wonder what sort of love we had.
I was naive and blindly infatuated.
You were seventeen years older than I, and sad. 
From the...

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Shimmering moonlight on the sea
Dancing a waltz in meter three
Rising then cresting then falling again
Time and tide moving since no one knows when
Sailing the world...

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The Night in Question
 
	You ask again,
	about the night in question?
	that night in question, 
        three thousand ...

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I can always count on sun to warm another day
    to surely find a way to shine and melt away the clouds
Can...

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It is true.
Bright and clear.
As sky blue.

Love, you are my keystone. 
Forever you will be
My light when I'm alone.
A bond no force can break. 
Love...

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Oh conscience who are you,                                          ...

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your elusive spirit is chased
through halls of knowledge
onto cobbled streets
where Montreal men
and country wives meet
another place interrupting time

but you have special talents
no homestead mule
as a...

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I Walked An Hundred, Hundred-Thousand Steps,
To give you the good-bye I could not speak.
Atop the Great Wall, you and I, Opposites,
Ascending and Descending,
For six-thousand-five-hundred-and-eighty-five miles
...

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So, what is a poem, anyway?
  Should it have a fixed number of lines?
    Should it rhyme all the time? ...

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True love is unquestionable. 
What is true love?
To me; it is more feeling based rather than definitively worded. 
Emotional attached, formed mentalities that are equally...

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A tin of chocolates
The sun slowly retreating
In beautiful flame

A glance in secret
The firm push of resolution
Butterflies dancing

Girlie smile
The light of welcome
At last --"Will you be...

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