Sweetheart Poems - Poems about Sweetheart

scarlet roses smiling pink perfumed laughter of daisies lustre painted peonies~ showed them my sweetheart....

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Soft motion on a moon swing, big wishes waltz slow dancing. The skyline starts romancing with a glow that’s trumpeting. Constellations glow and ping like a young prince whispering ‘Let us make music all night. The air is tight and pulsing.’ As shooting stars create trails, all that surrounds you just pales. Just one touch of fairy tales, such innocence your soul wails. Falling...

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be an angel hush my baby close your eyes hush my darling go to sleep...

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He called me sweetheart today. It made me so happy. It makes my heart flutter. He’s been calling me that more lately, I love it. I love him. He left me. He called me it one last time, now he’s gone. Why did he have to leave? Why can’t I be his sweetheart again?...

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Oh my sweetheart ! Your glance pierces my heart. I read your heart when your eyes go glisten. Your fake refusal, I’m not to listen. I believe in your looks, though tongue may hurt. You are eager to hide your acceptance. I...

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a single heart thick as wax pressed into the earth’s embrace it does not wither does not break only waits in silence--patient, watching its vines creep slow twisting tight coiling round the throat of time whisper soft it calls their names a voice like wind through hollow bone come and see come rest your hands upon the leaves still warm with breath they lean in close they never know until the roots...

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Sweetheart no gifts needed no tech, just our presences laughter, games, fun, and pleasure too romance....

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“The moon is the accomplice of all things related to the heart.” Walter Mercado ************************************************************** When the Full Moon Lights up the Sky ...

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She is getting married today, my childhood sweetheart. I catch her eye and in that instance her sensual lips curl in a half-smile. I would like to think that it contains a message – even an apology – as I am not the groom. Her chocolate brown eyes hold a challenge as the church minister...

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Yesterday I saw someone That reminded me of you. My heart didn’t remember But my head I knew, That you’re not here. It’s just another reverie review. The way you turned your head, Or that little wink and smile. How you could warm My heart and all the while, Hold my hand in yours Mile after mile. If you were deep in thought...

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Have you ever tried to stop a tidal wave? Usually doesn't work too well. I'm stumbling over myself, Crashing into wall after wall. Or maybe they're crashing into me. I'm trying so hard to be normal. It's not working too well. You're in everything I look at. Every song, every feeling, every piece of art. Maybe you are one. I love the way your name...

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I prayed for you, A thousand times, in a thousand ways. But every single moment, I recounted the days. Never have I ever forgot to pray. For which I tried so hard. If only my eyes could say. I cried for you, In an endless cycle of nights. I was sleepless for you, For at least a thousand nights. My eyes were wet, Wet with sorrow and...

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My days to be enlightened by your glow. ...

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How I miss what I never had Long hot kisses kinetic cranberry flavored As I struggle with my need to breathe Every breath in and out for you The deepest fuzzy feelings ferment In every fiber of my body my soul We are so close yet so far Long distance love challenges so unique Yet we climb each mountain peak Standing victorious...

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I discovered a poem longing in my heart, it is for you, And it is about you, my sweetheart. This poem resembles you. I wrote it this morning, before the arrival of the auroral shadow. Her words have haunted me for a long time, many moons ago. By chance, I finally realized that this poem is really you. She...

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