Short Love Memories Poems

Short Love Memories Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Love Memories by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Love Memories by length and keyword.


Traces

there
are still
traces
of slow
minded
memories
of you,
recaptured
and brought
to view,
whispering
softly
to my heart.


Memories

Sand between my toes
a breeze 
... inhaled memories
almost forgotten ...

I kneel down
and pray
for your memory
to always stay
© Ally Mabin  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member 2 Hearts

They built a wall to keep them apart
forgetting love will not be dismayed…
for despite the barriers set out to stop them
their 2 hearts found a way.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member A Memory Of Somebody

                              old photograph
          
                                 she smiled
  
                              many years ago
Form: Haiku

Memories Whip

As i sat
At sunset
On shore
To rest
With hope
Of rest
To spare
The rest
She lit by her niche 
In my soul
The fire
Of love
What woes rest
The wounds
With gore
Oh how whips
Your love  memories
To harm
Form: ABC


Premium Member Life Memories

we have loved deeply

                           in tears we cling – death . . .  here

                                   love memories now








For those who have loved and lost – we will never forget!

David Meade
11/15/2014
Form:

Life Love Memories

With the summer sun
And the winter rain
Memories are made
As the seasons change
Young ones are born
As old ones die
Life is always changing
As time passes by
A bond is made
That will last forever
Love is made
As two hearts beat together
Form: Rhyme

Swept Aloft

I walk the shore caressed in smiles
   Touched by a thousand memories
       Swept aloft by perfumed sighs
           In the curl of your embrace
              Mermaids carry my love to you
                 The tide returns with your kiss


Brians Select G   3rd Place

My Mother's Face

When I was young
I could see her face
Glowing with happiness and charm
Even her smile was worth millions

When I grew up
I was finding myself
The when and where I wanted to go
I saw the world through her eyes

Years later when	
I looked in the mirror
I saw a familiar face 
It was the face of my mother
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.

I Know

Fading memories

my soul concealing

hurt from my

aching heart



I am soaring

with majestic

angels on a bright red

persian dream



In a dream

where you never leave

In a dream

where you are still holding me



Tranquil sounds...

with every key

it moves me

further away from you



Paralyzed with fear

of forgetting your beautiful face

I know I will always

feel your love
© Ally Mabin  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Love Memories So Still

Sparkling snowflakes touch my skin
Tingling reminders of where we could be
Dancing through the evergreens
Across the pure blanket of snow
Our breath seen with sighs in the air
Of every word I love you so
And I would dance all day if I could
Holding hands in our laughter
Making snow angels on the hill
Where nothing could ever dim
The sparkle of your smile that stays
In the frame with memories so still

Heidi Sands

1/2/20

Premium Member Memories

It’s been 8 months now and MEMORIES of JoAnn are ever present
I cherish every one of them and our lives so pleasant
Our 58 years couldn’t have been scripted better
Ours was a match for the ages right down to the letter
I knew when I first saw her we were destined to marry
I’m proud of my courtship and knew not to tarry 
There was so much about her I loved and will never forget
We had a Shangri-La life and I thank God that we met!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Family Fun

Family relationships are a key;
Abundant joy they bring (and brought) to me.
Mainstays in how we learn to love and grow;
It seems natural for me to feel so.
Living shared memories we hope will last;
Yearning for those times as the years slip past.

Facing adulthood, ditching childish things;
Using this time well to wait in the wings;
New family formed with the love it brings.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Book of Love Memories

Memories surface,a requiem of
sounds,heaving emotions realign,
words recalled speak volume from
deep within , and live again on a trail
of nows  then wash nostalgia’s face
with random spontaneity from
the unconscious mind.The house
full of yesterdays,books that filled
wet Wednesdays,cross-stitched hours
upon the wall.Eclectic collected 
moments,sentiments,priceless,unique
and irreplaceable,this smell of love
percolating into endless tomorrows
Form: Verse

Beauty Is An Empty Space

When I reflect
The advances of today
And the progress of tomorrow
Gratitude is not forthcoming
Desire is kept in a shallow pool within
Beautiful a distant memory

The ethereal, unwavering presence of a human
Whose love makes one grin with a simple thought
Where memories surface with the slightest of ease
Brighter than the hottest summer days
More peaceful than the quietest of cool nights
Simpler than the most distant star

That is beauty to me

Winter Solstice

early winter shadows
one brittle leaf
waves in the wind
morning’s stillness breaks
something unsaid
remnants of affection
spring remembered
clouds drift
past the window
heartfelt dreams
times of love
through ages
memory’s radiant light
through ages
times of love
heartfelt dreams
past the window
clouds drift
spring remembered
remnants of affection
something unsaid
morning’s stillness breaks
waves in the wind
one brittle leaf
early winter shadows
Form: Verse

The Poems I Never Wrote

I dare you to give up
can't you feel the air?
as I fly by your ego 
you ate my despair,
It's caught between your teeth
your skin laced in grief,
relatable suffering;
gripping your mindless thoughts
don't you remember peace? 
Forgetful sins;
committed with greed 
dressed up in satin sheets,
look at your ruby red cheeks; 
we could chase the seas
I count the days;
to remember the chaos,
the chaos;
you brought to me 
don't remove it now,
or you'll choke on the memories.
Form: Rhyme

O' Monseigneur

O' Monseigneur- from your terrace you see
My eyes gaze upon you from the street
Why can't you just let me be
Complications arose amid you and me

Read the message from mine glazed eyes
As I turn to walk away, free at last
Love memories remain, yet I am no prize
I saw in you, the monster- utterly aghast

Woman I am, not a thing to show off
Human I am-as an object you made me feel
I wipe away my tears with a stifled cough
I turn from you forever- on a graceful heel.

A. Green
© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

That Lost Day

Duchess of my heart
royal monarch ruling
over hearts dominion
noble grace reigning
over souls province.

How lovely you were
that flawless visage
how dramatic then
hair elegant flowing
eyes alluring staring.

Parted lips painted
breathless your kiss
muted hushed sighs
mouth of ambrosia
sweet scented scilla.

Ever shall I remember
our amatory affection
our fervent devotion
so resplendent this
Duchess of my heart.


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