Love Simile Poems

These Love Simile poems are examples of Simile poems about Love. These are the best examples of Simile Love poems written by international poets.

BONDED STIFF

Our love knows no swiftness;
It's tied and bowed in stiffness:-

Oh, our love is no played game; 
Rather, it's an everlasting bond attained:-

May our love

© Millard Lowe  

JOURNEYING WITH WISDOM

Like the sun and its being,
Wisdom knows no dimness;
Her light is eternal, and where she is,
There can never be ignorance of darkness:-
For like

© Millard Lowe  

CELESTIALLY GRACED LOVE  

The day has its sun,
And the night, its moon:-

I am blessed to have you,
Each bright day and night:-

Your presence is as

© Millard Lowe  

When love is working,
hate is busy challenging;
faith, busy winning:-

Where love is working,
melting away all despair,
hate is as ice in the sun:-

In labors of love,
injustice is

© Millard Lowe  

Urgent is the will,
The self is as still as the night;
Apathy controlling;
Urgency calling, 
The will remains imprisoned;
And apathy, keyless;
Urgency calling,
Apathy, shedding useless tears;
Fear controlling action:-

Genesis

© Millard Lowe  

Wealth, a siren's charm, alluring and bright
A pillow's softness, a thimble's gentle might
It provides for earthly needs, a feast to behold
Yet, in its depths, a

© John George   

All I ask is a little love,
All I ask is a little time with you,
I know you hate me to the core,
I know you don’t

© Amit Gunda  

Hived souls in oneness,
 Sweetly working together:
 We should live as bees:-
 In divine labors of love,
 Let us collectively live:-

© Millard Lowe  

OF ANOTHER DAY'S DAWNING

Like sunshine of day,
again I have a dawning;
labors of love waiting:-

© Millard Lowe  

Inhale me like DMT
And follow me into my dreams.
I'll show you things you've never seen
Because I exist in the 5D.
I'll make you trip on reality
And

© FJ Cartier  

His love incarcerates her heart

Like a prisoner captive in shackles

Inescapable

All consuming,

Overwhelming

Like a magnet to its metal.

© Susmita Mukherjee   

UMOJA
(A Kwanza Triad)

Love's the greatest gift;
It's the harvest of Christ;
Nourishing oneness:-

Like fruits and their seeds,
Let us be in life's onement;
Ripening in oneness:-

In love's unity,
Let's live

© Millard Lowe  

Love came to me like a warm fire 
Hugging me in a cold wintry night
As a burning bush you engulfed me
In your flames of desire

© Susmita Mukherjee   

I miss you
like the parched earth thirsts for the rain
I miss you
like the nightingale's song heralds the coming of spring
I miss you
like the night birds

© Susmita Mukherjee   

red box in the window,
inside a black widow
playing this fiddle tune,
heartbreak to be consumed.

she is not some honey,
she is not for money,
she’s just kinda hungry,
for

© Brandon Michael