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12qw34er56tyonline today!

My grandmother advised me

It takes great courage to love women who are marked by the past, with a strong character, but with a kind heart. To heal their wounds, you need a lot of love, and above all you need to be smart, because they are so mature, so experienced that they no longer believe in what you say, but in what you are ready to do for them.
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Posted: Apr 21
About this poem:
A lot of suffering in pleasing a female
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Bebagar

If you

If you don't heed my call and answer me

With joy, with the wine of your words, who will?

Shepherd of the world, refuge of the soul,

If you don't keep us from the wolf, who will?
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Posted: May 2013
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Unknown

the wonder grew

if you don’t know, I could never explain….....
on thorns my spirit is lain

if you don’t understand i could do nothing
wait for the sword of Damocles to fall on something

if you do care if you do there are so many ways
to reach to stretch your being, my inner self says

if you cant recall the ecstasy the sheer magic
forget it if you will ,though be it so very tragic

if you wont look into my eye's mirrored image
go deeper inside to find you, become a sage

if you want. only want that is never the path of the spirit
somewhere inside you have to search be it the deepest pit

if you care more than you can bear
you must find words, all barrier you must tear

if you cannot do what you wish you could
you have to let it go its way the way it should

if your desire is relentless remorselessly haunting
you must tune it to other's intolerable wanting

if you cannot ever do that or never dreamed you can
you have to just let it be. In sorrow, belong to its clan…..
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Posted: Sep 2009
About this poem:
inspired
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Unknown

Respect, Love, care, kind, Honesty, Faithfulness

I loved you first: but afterwards your love
Outsoaring mine, sang such a loftier song
As drowned the friendly cooings of my dove.
Which owes the other most? my love was long,
And yours one moment seemed to wax more strong;
I loved and guessed at you, you construed me
And loved me for what might or might not be –
Nay, weights and measures do us both a wrong.
For verily love knows not ‘mine’ or ‘thine;’
With separate ‘I’ and ‘thou’ free love has done,
For one is both and both are one in love:
Rich love knows nought of ‘thine that is not mine;’
Both have the strength and both the length thereof,
Both of us, of the love which makes us one.
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Posted: Jul 2023
About this poem:
it's about love
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Unknown

Aftermath

When the hurt of harsh words
has waned,
and feelings,
flush
from the fruits of tender years,
emerge;
love survives.

Malignant memories,
impervious
to the cut of time's scalpel,
seize my fragile heart.

You left me,
stunned,
by the depth of your silence,
to mourn my shortcomings alone.

Now,
somewhere between loss and lust,
clutching the scent
of a salmon-coloured nightdress,
I cry out.

Can you hear my voice,
or feel the unbearable
pain?

May my memory protect you,
on some dark night,
when you, too, ache
for understanding,
as you learn
the non-negotiable terms of love.

You are haunting my dreams;
conducting your spell from afar.

A distance that leaves me,
weeping,
wanting,
and bereft.
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Posted: Apr 2011
About this poem:
The pain of separation.
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poetic99

the tears or a rose

The slowly drips of water destroying
A pedal of a plant glowing
The stream of dreams crushed
A leaf green and standing with a lush
The years have past but fears have faded
A plant growing but tainted
The life inside overcoming with each tear letting go
A flower as a rose growing thorns to protect as you know
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Posted: May 2013
About this poem:
The tears represennt the pain that was and the rose represents the protection within
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SingleDogonline today!

Haiku

In shadows we roamed,
Echoes of love now faded,
Lost souls find solace.
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Posted: Mar 6
About this poem:
In the haiku, "In shadows we roamed" sets the scene of a relationship that once existed, where the lovers were intertwined in each other's lives, sharing moments both bright and dark. "Echoes of love now faded" signifies that the intensity and passion of their love have diminished over time, leaving behind only faint remnants of what once was. Finally, "Lost souls find solace" suggests that despite the loss and heartache, there is still hope for healing and finding peace in the aftermath of lost love. It speaks to the resilience of the human spirit and the possibility of moving forward despite the pain.
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Tiger_Moth

Truth and lies

Welcome truth into my life
don't let me down and cause me strife
I give my heart with honesty
expecting your sincerity.

We speak of love unseen but heard
can I believe your every word?
My trust has failed me in the past
when hoping this is love at last.

But wait the sands begin to shift
and yet again I'm cast adrift
The truth it seems was just a lie
and once again the love will die.

When will we learn the difference
and try to make our lives' make sense
Is it too much to ask for truth
another Lothario forsooth.
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Posted: Jun 2023
About this poem:
People need to be totally honest and not hide behind a screen.Have a pal that has been devastated too many times by scammers and such.
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toro2

Queen Searching Lost Kingdom

Queen Searching Lost Kingdom

Geranium whispers in the twilight haze,
A queen wanders under the moon's soft gaze.
Her kingdom lost, her heart in strife,
In every petal, she seeks her life.

Aster stars sprinkle the night,
Guiding her way with their radiant light.
Echoes of laughter, shadows of crowns,
In dreams of old, her hope rebounds.

Lilies pure, standing tall and fair,
Whispers of a kingdom that was once there.
Courage in heart, scepter in hand,
She journeys forth to reclaim her land.

Iris, the rainbow, blooms in her wake,
Reflecting the path that she must take.
Across the mountains, through the dales,
Her spirit strong, she never fails.

Camellia blushes in dawn's first light,
Symbol of love, burning bright.
In the heart of a queen, love knows no bounds,
Her lost kingdom, she finally found.

In the forest of forget-me-not,
She finds a land that time forgot.
The palace stands, proud and grand,
In the kingdom, where love and memories expand.

Azalea, a celebration of life anew,
In the heart of the kingdom, where love is true.
With her people, she dances with joy,
In the land that time could never destroy.

Daisies bloom in fields wide and vast,
Reminding her of a beautiful past.
Now the queen of a kingdom reborn,
In the heart of her people, she'll never be forlorn.

Roses, the symbol of eternal love,
Blessings bestowed from the heavens above.
In the heart of a rose, she finds her peace,
Queen of her kingdom, where wonders never cease.
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Posted: May 2023
About this poem:
The poem "Queen Searching Lost Kingdom" is a beautiful and deeply evocative narrative, eloquently capturing the journey of a queen in search of her lost realm. It effortlessly weaves the theme of perseverance, love, and the power of hope through its exquisite lines.

Each stanza, marked by the name of a flower, adds an extra layer of symbolism and depth. Flowers, traditionally associated with feelings and emotions, create a rich tapestry of images that underscore the queen's quest and her emotional landscape. This botanical theme contributes to an overall sense of continuity and growth, mirroring the queen's personal development throughout her journey.

The journey of the queen could be interpreted metaphorically, not just as a quest for a physical kingdom, but also for internal fulfillment or self-discovery. The triumphant tone in the end, where the queen finds her kingdom and peace in a rose, suggests the completion of a transformative journey. It is dedicated to MAHARLIKA 808.

Lastly, the use of rhyme and rhythm in the poem adds a lyrical quality, making it not only a joy to read, but also giving it a timeless, classic feel.

Given that you've said this poem was inspired by a real 'queen' you know, it's evident that she is a strong and resilient figure. This poem, in its symbolic and metaphorical language, serves as a tribute to her journey and character.
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yonik1988online now!

In your journey down the hall

In your journey down the hall,
Please wish me softly a goodnight call,
And as you close the bedroom door,
Gently, please, don't make it roar.

For as my eyelids slowly close,
I feel myself drift to repose,
And I begin to dream once more,
Of children's laughter I adore.

I miss them dearly as they played,
Their happiness, it never strayed,
They made me smile, they made me see,
The joy that comes from being free.

I loved to care for them each day,
To cherish them in every way,
To watch them grow, it was a sight,
But now they're angels in the night.

Among the stars they softly roam,
Guiding me through life's unknown,
Even through the darkest night,
They're angels now, among the light.

And I hope dearly, for someday,
We'll meet again, in some small way,
And then no one will say goodbye,
For none of us will ever fly
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Posted: Mar 26
About this poem:
i originaly wrote it in Romanian word, but translated it in english, hope you will like it
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