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From the beginning of time Love has been present. And will be the only thing that will remain after all has passed away. Love is infinite and cannot be equaled by finite things. Love creates and destroys. Love heals what doctors cannot; Love is ruled by none but concurs all...
From the lips Love is spoken ever so often, the ears grow numb from hearing it. Love is shown so vividly however the eyes fail to see. With perfect hearing, how is it that so many faultier in beckoning its call. Even with both hands you can never touch love, its only felt by the soul which is eternal...
— BJM, The Sages Investment Group
Love Poems – Love Me
Love me in the Springtime, when all is green and new,
Love me in the Summer, when the sky is oh so blue,
Love me in the Autumn, when the leaves are turning brown,
Love me in the Winter, when the snow is falling down.
Love me when I'm happy, and even when I'm sad,
Love me when I'm good, or when I'm oh so bad,
Love me when I'm pretty, or if my face is plain,
Love me when I'm feeling good, or when I'm feeling pain.
Love me always darlin', in the rain or shining sun,
Love me always darlin', after all is said and done,
Love me always darlin', until all our life is through,
Love me always darlin', for I'll be lovin' you!
— Amanda Nicole Martinez
Love Poems – A Better Tomorrow
I never knew there would be a better tomorrow
But you've come into my life and taken away all my sorrow
My days of sadness are a thing of the past
Because I have found true love at last
My days of emptiness are gone for good
Because you fill a void in my heart that you should
You've opened a window
You've shown me the light
And my love for you will continue to burn bright.
— Yvonne Warren
Love Poems – Love's Apotheosis
Love me. I care not what the circling years
To me may do. If, but in spite of time and tears,
You prove but true.
Love me-albeit grief shall dim mine eyes,
And tears bedew,
I shall not even complain, for then my skies Shall still be blue.
Love me, and though the winter snow shall pile,
And leave me chill,
Thy passion's warmth shall make for me, meanwhile, A sun-kissed hill.
And when the days have lengthened into years,
And I grow old,
Oh, spite of pains and grief's and cares and fears, Grow thou not cold.
Then hand and hand we shall pass up the hill,
I say not down;
That twain go up, of love, who've loved their fill,
To gain love's crown.
Love me, and let my life take up thine own,
As sun the dew.
Come, sit, my queen, for in my heart a throne Awaits for you!
— Paul Laurence Dunbar
Love Poems – Love's Chastening
Once Love grew bold and arrogant of air,
Proud of the youth that made him fresh and fair;
So unto Grief he spake, "What right hast thou
To part or parcel of this heart?" Grief's brow
Was darkened with the storm of inward strife;
Thrice smote he Love as only he might dare,
And Love, pride purged, was chastened all his life.
— Paul Laurence Dunbar
Love Poems – I Would Live In Your Love
I would live in your love as the sea-grasses live in the sea, Borne up by each wave as it passes, drawn down by each wave that recedes;
I would empty my soul of the dreams that have gathered in me,
I would beat with your heart as it beats, I would follow your soul as it leads.
— Sara Teasdale
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