Romanticise Poems - Poems about Romanticise

...A Message of Hope ** Seek inspiration in every day Despite it's cruel intentions. Find the bitter taste in rain that falls Delightful just to mention Learn to love all of your pains ......

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...Why must there always be a sacrifice souring the taste of something nice Just a moment on the lips but a lifetime on the back shelf of the mind Taking up space you can’t afford You can barely pay......

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...Known universally, yet rarely a Topic for public debate. As social barriers surround Many needs to educate. Yet the realization is firmly grounded, That its drive is innate. While ......

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...There's a jolly little cafe where a chestnut tree once grew, They serve hot bubbling tea and buttered toast, Where the waiter wears a waistcoat which is buttoned up askew And the waitress gl......

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...it's the little you say that actually means a lot such as seeing a woman empowered but you call her a "thot". or watching the shows that I romanticise you call it "bull" and tell me to open ......

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...“is suicide not the answer? as people are in pain, known or unknown by the world. do they not have the right to get a little bit of silence ? if they suffer so much why do u want them to keep hur......

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...The Dove is a sign of love and peace, Preached of holiness, devotion and grace. Genesis recalls, Noah released a Dove, An Olive branch to forgive Human race. Doves portrayed in song and prayer,......

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...I love you for the glittering constellations in the depths of your eyes when you speak. I love you for the face that has a smile set on default. I love you for the soft electric buzz that comes fro......

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...Be attractive to attract, It's a story in each one's life; Floret's bud carry sugary juice, Bees romanticise sitting on it; Fluttering wings make frolic music, Stimulating bud fill fluid in its ......

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...She smiled at him, from a distance. Imagination, betraying trust. Mesmerized; he moved towards her. His heart was racing, his mind. Looked liked she landed from heaven. Wearing a yellow skirt,......

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...Really it has come into view again, An unwelcome sight at the the end of another terrible year in which, I failed to romanticise Britain, Like I used to when I was young, I've almost lost faith i......

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...Descend Much prettier than the f word I descend from the position that I know is better A thought to cascade to a point in the name of (the l word)... in order to romanticise a decision Sur......

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