Romeo Poems - Poems about Romeo

‘Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo?’ (Romeo and Juliet, Act 2, Scene 2) Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo? Juliet, it is so cold when we perform this sweet tableau so, twixt my legs, just a tiny icicle...

Continue reading...

‘Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo?‘ (Romeo and Juliet, Act 2, Scene 2) By Shakespeare that night they were to meet but Romeo got cold feet on Valentines Day he went away Romeo was afraid to commit because he would have to submit her sweet exterior hid her real demeanor she passed herself as shy and sweet but he knew he would take a back seat so,...

Continue reading...

Dear Romeo, There is no time on the clock that does not hold your memory. There is always a breeze in the air that carries the essence of your presence. The most pleasurable sight of my entire life is the lotus I have. My lord of life and love, I offer you my purest feelings, for they...

Continue reading...

Farewell, dear child, with whom I shared my joys, Who suckled at my breasts as didst my own. May thou find in the world where thou now art All that thy heart desired while still alive, But this our living world had thee denied. Too young to have gone in the realm of shade (Fourteen short summers only thou had lived), Oh,...

Continue reading...

First one in everyone knows, Last one in the one everyone tip toes. Thirsts something everyone knows, Glass out for a drink but nobody passed the hose. Is dying living forever, Who really knows? Breathing in fire, Singing to see the ashen snows. I’m trying to live until whenever, Only the tombstone will ever really know....

Continue reading...

Star-Crossed Cat Love A domestic Manx, hopes torn stream and tossed Pines and purrs for a stray cat so very lost Their souls ache with delight Through the screen door at night A true love forbidden at a heartbreaking cost ...

Continue reading...

You tried a lot To have spot In Juliet's heart....

Continue reading...

The emotions of Romeo & Juliet, always bold from the start; Blessed to feel so deeply, no matter the distress; Make no mistake the heart does suffer; Simply breathing is barely living, to think some are okay with that; Barely touched and I moan, tortured but at least I burn; Make no mistake writers do suffer; Being a magnet pulled to a soul understanding...

Continue reading...

Flower to flower like bird or bee Absorbing sun power riding blue breeze Solar smile sensual singing song Attraction chemical mental stringing along Time is on your side it is early spring Pheromone delight eyes enchanting Careful romeo or you’ll plant many seeds Starting with Juliette ending with Eve ...

Continue reading...

Such deep, impassioned, love startles our mortal ways. Could we possibly have that same eternal love? Flowing in our souls and blood, ...

Continue reading...

Just another Romeo and Juliet love By Michelle Morris 24/01/2024 Oh-oh-oh... Oh-oh-oh... Just another Romeo and Juliet love Just another love story that wouldn't die Just another teenage drama saga Just another sad, sad goodbye Just another teenage heartbreak Just another secret life Just another forever love Just another connection, forever soul ties You had my heart with one glance You had my love at every...

Continue reading...

I was a famous, American actress, who adored performing for live audiences, In stage plays, both modern and classic, like velvet time, which often rushes. Rose acclaim filled long, chaotic days, of colorful masquerades and fulfillment, Like Sleeping Beauty crimson butterflies, on a first flight to sweet enrichment. I admired the other actors of my troupe, since we worked...

Continue reading...

Shakespeare's quill gave Romeo and Juliet a tragic ending but that's a sad love story I think needs a bit of mending. Yes, he's the Bard, but quite frankly it broke my heart to learn they both died needlessly. I hated that part. In my rewritten dialogue between them, I'd find a way to change their ill-fated future and have...

Continue reading...

ROMEO AND JULIET – PROLOGUE TOO The Montagues and Capulets never saw eye-to-eye. A feud so deep, eventually, someone had to die. At loggerheads for decades (no-one remembered the reason) To fraternise together would be an act of treason. They’ve traded insults every time they met upon the street, Biting thumbs at each other, with neither conceding defeat. But, in our play,...

Continue reading...

"From forth the fatal loins of these two foes, A pair of star cross'd lovers take their life, Whose misadventur'd piteous overthrows Doth with their death bury their parents' strife." — Prologue, Romeo and Juliet As teens, they were told you’re too young Time passed and they both were married Another vowed they were among Lovers who stole hearts once buried Time passed and...

Continue reading...