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Welcome to our collection of love poems! Here you will find a handpicked selection of some of the most beautiful and heartfelt poems ever written about love. From sonnets to free verse, our collection covers a range of styles and themes, all dedicated to the powerful emotion of love. Whether you're looking to express your own feelings, or simply want to enjoy some of the greatest love poetry ever written, we hope you'll find something here to inspire you. So take a look, and let these poems transport you to the world of love and romance.

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Yeshua Salvador De Mi Alma (Yeshua Savior Of My Soul) — Mark V. Markov	Yeshua Salvador De Mi Alma (Yeshua Savior Of My Soul) Autor: Mark V. Markov Yeshua Salvador de mi alma Yeshua en Ti creo Yeshua, nunca te dejaré ir ...	4 views Rate it
Yeshua Sauveur De Mon Âme (Yeshua Savior Of My Soul) — Mark V. Markov	Yeshua Sauveur De Mon Âme (Yeshua Savior Of My Soul) Auteur: Mark V. Markov Yeshua Sauveur de mon âme Yeshua en Toi je crois Yeshua je ne te...	3 views Rate it
Yesterday — Esther Jacks	I desire yesterdays lips Your hushed thoughts And my dark lingering gaze Loving you...	3 views Rate it
Yesterday — Belinda Richmond	YESTERDAY is gone, so make room for TODAY, the OTHER DAYS were HECTIC have now GONE AWAY, A DAY of COMPLETE MAYHEM has now GONE ASTRAY, It was...	231 views Rate it
Yesterday And To-Morrow — Paul Laurence Dunbar	YESTERDAY I held your hand, Reverently I pressed it, And its gentle yieldingness From my soul I blessed it. But to-day I sit alone, Sad and sore repining;...	92 views Rate it
Yesterday and Today XII — Khalil Gibran	The gold-hoarder walked in his palace park and with him walked his troubles. And over his head hovered worries as a vulture hovers over a carcass, until...	118 views Rate it
Yesterday is Gone — Yesterday is Gone	As much as it hurts we have to let go.. We have to lean on God, he Father And pray that HE takes all of our sorrow.. Moments in time will remind me.. ...	0 views Rate it
Yesterday's — Christine S. Escobar	Yesterday's For the fourth time this year, The spell had been broken once more I became aware that I had awoken I can't help but pause and reflect...	0 views Rate it
Yesterday's dream — Yesterday's dream	goes on...... Yes ,I am trying to run away if is that what you thought cause your presence is like an addiction a pill I can't spit Your...	0 views Rate it
Yesterday's Beauty Queen — Sonia Walker	Years have washed away the glow, but not the dreams of yesterday, standing tall and pretty, holding a dozen red roses, matching the beauty of the smile on...	103 views Rate it
Yesterday's Kiss along the Byway — Gino Vallejo	Searching that highway en route to you, ...With visions leading in between you and a beautiful route to...	5 views Rate it
Yesterday, To-day, and For Ever: Book IV. - The Creation of Angels and of Men — Edward Henry Bickersteth	O tears, ye rivulets that flow profuse Forth from the fountains of perennial love, Love, sympathy, and sorrow, those pure springs Welling in secret up...	50 views Rate it
Yesterday..Today..Tomorrow — Divya Sastry	Yesterday..Today..Tomorrow Gazing at the sharp silver hint spluttering in between the hovering dark cloud. my mind thinks aloud… …of Bittersweet...	0 views Rate it
Yet — Maresal Musca	We were still refusing to unscrew, lapping that taste of octane number in the mouth of the arsonist. We were still feeding on remnants of orgasms,...	2 views Rate it
Yet again I love. — Sujil Chandra Bose	I am, what I used to be And I would remain A fool at times, Failed and fallen I love, I fall and fall again Yet I love, for I am. My plight out...	1 view Rate it
Yet Blue — Austyn Hall	I hate to turn up out of the blue, truly uninvited Yet I seldom chase after a lover The simplest of things worry you Yet tis hardest to find someone like...	21 views Rate it
Yet Dish — Gertrude Stein	I Put a sun in Sunday, Sunday. Eleven please ten hoop. Hoop. Cousin coarse in coarse in soap. Cousin coarse in soap sew up. soap. Cousin coarse in sew...	108 views Rate it
Yet Inside — Nikhil Parekh	The most cataclysmically decimating atmosphere might be perpetually silent; with the only palpable sounds around being those of celestially sleeping...	15 views Rate it
Yet she fawns and she woos — Robert Charles Hilary	The holy celestial comes before me my soul, my muse, as she dances before me an ever burning light of the beauty within, singing to me a song of the...	2 views Rate it
Yet, sweet, take heed — John Wilbye	Yet, sweet, take heed, all sweets are hard to get; Sting not her soft lips, Oh beware of that: For if one flaming dart come from her eye, Was never dart...	40 views Rate it
Yet. And Unbelievably Yet. — Nikhil Parekh	Neither did it have any color of its own; not even the tiniest tinge of distinguishable recognition; whilst floating in free bits of euphoric...	9 views Rate it
Ylladmar — James Whitcomb Riley	Her hair was, oh, so dense a blur Of darkness, midnight envied her; And stars grew dimmer in the skies To see the glory of her eyes; And all the summer...	82 views Rate it
Ynys Cariad — Christopher Gordon Williams	I’m on the train heading for home, Going to M’Lady’s zone. On the train, change at Ringwood, There to change best I should. Going home to loving...	1 view Rate it
Yodh — Richard Newton Sherrer	His hands have fashionably made, Giving me the understanding; Confidence not to be afraid, Learning what He is commanding. Those who fear shall see...	1 view Rate it
Yoke — Sean Taylor	(It is said that children who have been abused have a greater likelihood of becoming abusers...	11 views Rate it

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