Romantic Poems | Examples of Romantic Poetry

“Though I know he loves me, tonight my heart is sad; his kiss was not so wonderful as all the dreams I had.” - Sara Teasdale You see it in romantic movies, and when you are young, nothing seems so awesome as kissing's bliss or walking hand in hand. You dream of it, wishing it would blossom before too long...

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glitters stars above are celebrating this wonderful earthly love...

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A Remedial of Love When silence carved its name in stone, And hearts grew cold where warmth had shone, A whisper rose from broken ground— A balm in words, a gentler sound. It wasn't grand, nor made for show, Just steady light in afterglow. In kindness slow and patience deep,...

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May we forever be lovers, May we forever be friends, And should we hurt each other, May we quickly make amends. May we enjoy our passion, But never let compassion die, Thinking in selfless terms as we, Never emphasising I. May we forever be soul-mates, May our love eternally last, May the food of love sustain us, May we never have to fast. May we use each...

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Infinite love Has come to an end The white dove? Its neck has a bend What was promised forever Did not last Continued for never And came in last Eight months To be continued Eight months You promised no issue You promised forever You promised always You promised to never But you did anyways I cannot be mad I could not do that to you But boy am I sad To watch what we...

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You hated yourself, but adored his light. Told stories of him, while erasing yours. How dare you? Go. Gather your pieces. Return whole. Then call it love....

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What were the chances? Even if just one percent, I would redo the calculations, Till my body turns to ashes. The times we spent together— Were the ones that made me fall in love with existance, with you. Even when we're not on good terms, If the universe gave me another chance, I would. However things aren't the same, Like seasons, The summer left and winter...

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Hello, my final words, sucked into a snow swirl but I stutter and look up, and see wings rapidly take off and flutter, from a cloudy cup Tell me darkest secrets of the black butterfly that has came close to death. We don't need another chance but the cherished memories, of a knight and the lance, his lady and last breaths. ...

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My lover’s lips drip words of secret hours Wherein our dreams make love to sweetest songs Hymns to our bodies, bathes in nectar showers Slick on the tongue to taste; ours all life long. ‘Forever’s on our mouths, in fingers kept Oaths to the rising sun, our bedded vows Seduced and consummated here we slept Beneath our bough that shields from...

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In this moment, I see visions of bed sheet caught in slow motion, I see crinkles in corners of eyes and smiles that turn into giggles, I see screaming fingers tips up and down my skin, I see something new to brush my fingers through, I see him grazing his facial hair on my upper thighs,...

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please C O M ...

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Hey Danica, I don’t know why I’m addressing you like this as if these words are meant to be opened by your hands though they’re more like a whisper I’m giving to the air Maybe starting with your name just made it easier to admit I needed to speak at all There’s nothing pressing I have to say no grand truth waiting...

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Your beauty isn't just external, Like diamond, its even eternal. Contest title: CREATE A CRYSTALLINE - lines must rhyme Poetry Contest Sponsor:Nette Onclaud Date of poem: June 16th, 2025...

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Your dress today looked beautiful So beautiful on you I saw it when you first walked in What others said was true You wear your clothing oh so well I love to see your choice And something else I love as much Is the sound of your sweet voice The things that make me notice Are what things set you apart...

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Yellow in your eyes— seemed bright, but honeyed words didn’t feel right. Letters that questioned truth and dare, asked other girls— green-eyed, now I won’t spare. Engraved in my head, the lesson’s clear: Don’t forget. Player, player—why would he care? Saw those chats, I won’t spare. A green flag in your eyes But I fear the truth hides in disguise You call me dear, so...

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