Short Ardor Poems
Short Ardor Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Ardor by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Ardor by length and keyword.
Love grows amid
Dreamy lovers
Who will admit
Their true ardor
September 12, 2019
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The wave-
Crushing dreams
Swallowing hopes
The storm-
Influencing pain
Sleeting fear
The wind-
Rushing anger
Twisting fate
The calm-
Momentary silence
Vision of light
The rainbow-
Indications of ease
Glimpses of ardor…
Standing at the ocean's edge
He inhaled the air, raw and bracing
His love, faraway on yonder shore
inhaled as well, her heart a-racing
A wonder that two hearts can feel
the tide's mighty surge as they kneel
in reverence to their passion's ardor
that kisses' wings, sure true love seals
In late autumn
our neighbour's black cat
sits on the heated hood of the car
A sacred Egyptian ornament
sleek lines of balance
Unlike our love games
on clammy leather
in bucket seats
car host passion
spinetingling touch
Seasonal alarm clock
set to spring
like a cat off a cold hood
In gilded hours and yet again
I still hear the same refrain:
"Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh,
Out with the Yanks,
Let the Viet Cong in!"
Ah me! Times change and I am old.
Lest youth's first ardor, e'er grow cold,
Henry the Fifth is what I'll teach.
Boris, Boris, to the breach.
"Mogg, Mogg. Jacob Rees-Mogg!
Let's hear the bark of the British bull-dog."
Upon nightfall descends my regret
Enrapt in the embrace of darkness
Where tomorrow has no meaning
And the voices of yesterday lay silent
That sweet muse once beckoning to me
Like a candle on the windowpane
Slowly burning away the memory
Ever dimming within times cycle
So while the stars leisurely sweep
Across repentances indifferent skies
Again this night my lover sleeps
Beneath the cold sepulcher stones