Love Poems, Poetry

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When you look up at the sky
Do you ever wonder when we die,
Would we become stars in the sky?
Every night I go outside,
Looking at the vast starry sky.
Letting the wind blow past,
Wanting this moment to forever last.

Staring up for the brightest,
Knowing that that is the highest.
In the millions up there,
I’ll always see you in the night air.
I know the brightest is you,
Not hesitating to shine through.

When I’m gone too,
I’ll be the one next to you.
I know I won’t be as bright,
But I’ll shine with all my light.

But right now I’ll remember,
I’ll be thinking through and through
No matter what, I’ll always love you.

When you look up at the sky
Do you ever wonder when we die,
That we would become stars in the sky?

-Mia S. (Miki)

This poem was written/submitted by Mia S..

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When i saw you that day
I wished i could fly
We talked everyday
but now, everything became a lie
it started when you forgot my b-day
and you were always away
you didn’t even try
I don’t know what i have to say
I always have to cry
every night, to the moon and the sky
When you looked at me
something made me feel free
and sometimes, I just didn’t want to see.
Everyone has a chance.now or later
the first time we met ,
I thought we might be forever
Day after day, I couldn’t forget
and that day, it was the best ever
because you were so hard to get.

But everything has changed
and we don’t seem to be together
Now, when you’re gone
I walk this empty street all alone!

This poem was written/submitted by nathalie.

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There’s nothing I can do except be near you.
There’s nothing I can say except ‘let’s run away.’
There’s nothing I want to hear except come here.
There’s nothing I can do except love you.
I love you; I always have and always will.
But your blind and it hurts, so I’ll take some pills.
They ease the pain but only for a little while…
And then you call and I’m laughing and smiling like I used to.
I love these little moments when you seem to make the sun shine.
Its late, we yawn at the same time and that gets us laughing again.
Nothing can ruin this moment except our moms telling us to go to bed.
We have to hang up, you have a paper due and I need some sleep…
Goodbye for now seems like forever to me.
I try to stay away.
I try to hold my tongue.
I try to block out the pretty words you say.
I tried today, I really did.
But…there’s nothing I can do except love you.

This poem was written/submitted by Meg Sohma.

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Your kiss is sweet as a candy cane.
Soft as a summer rain.
Soothing as a soft pillow.
Free as a weeping willow.

Sweet as honey.
More precious than money.
Wet as a winter snow.
The kind that is dreamed of.
This I know.

This poem was written/submitted by Lamar Cole.

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Some people dream of diamonds.
Some people dream of gold.
But I dream of you love.
Until the night grows cold.

Prayer kept me safe.
Visions of you kept me warm.
Thinking of you through the night.
Secure from harm.

Some people dream of riches.
A whole lot of money.
But I will dream of you always.
My precious honey.

This poem was written/submitted by Lamar Cole.

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Kindly pull me close to you
And whisper in my ear
Tell me you love me
While you gently stroke my hair.

Then let there be silence
Listen to waves roll in from sea
And i’ll sink deeper into your arms
As we sit out on the beach.

When stars reflect off water
Lit by the sky above
I realize you don’t need to speak
Just being with you is enough.

This poem was written/submitted by Elephant.

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Free falling into nothingness
no parachute to slow me down.
The pressure has been lifted
replaced with a pleasant weightlessness

The ground accelerates towards me
and I brace myself for impact
and am surprised when I stop abruptly
confused by the comfort I now feel

Strong arms have caught me
unexpectedly

Arms that have become my comfort,
my safety net, my home.

Please, never let go

This poem was written/submitted by Bree.

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