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Einstein’s Happiest Moment

January 21, 2013 By PoetryGirl

Einstein's happiest moment occurred when he realized a falling man falling beside a falling apple could also be described as an apple and a man at rest while the world falls around them. And my happiest moment occurred when I realized you were falling for me, right down to the core, and . . .

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Filed Under: Anniversary Poems, Contemporary, Dating, Engagement Poems, Humorous Love Poems, Love Poems, Love Poetry, Richard Berlin, Romantic Love Poems, True Love, Valentine's Day Poetry, Wedding Poems Tagged With: best love poems, Einstein poem, love poetry, Richard Berlin

Replenish

January 20, 2013 By PoetryGirl

Remind me, would you, to buy more of the Peach Momotaro, with its images of waterfalls, lichen-toned terraces, waves of mountains imprinted with dots, little white flowers, and mist. When I drink it, and the steam enters me, I think of you and the water feels as if it’s pouring over the . . .

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Filed Under: Anniversary Poems, Contemporary, Dating, L.L. Barkat, Longing, Love Poems, Love Poetry, Romantic Love Poems, Tea Poems Tagged With: best love poems, best love poetry, L.L. Barkat poems, valentine's

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January 18, 2013 By PoetryGirl

I lose myself in the space at the base Of your neck, the wood hollow, a place Where rainwater collects and birds sing, The smoothest pool for my longing. I want to lay my tongue in the groove Of flesh, below the bone cupola. I want to stay there and not to move, To taste your skin of . . .

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Filed Under: Anniversary Poems, Contemporary, Dating, Dave Malone, Longing, Love Poems, Love Poetry, Romantic Love Poems, Valentine's Day Poetry Tagged With: Dave Malone, love poems, love poetry

On Anatomy and Physiology

January 16, 2013 By PoetryGirl

I still remember just how you look naked, the pale curve of your back, the quiet inlet where it bends to meet the taper of your waist, shower water wending where it will along the architecture of your form. There may have been studies of a form such as yours, that begged charges look and . . .

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Filed Under: Contemporary, David K. Wheeler, Longing, Love Poems, Love Poetry, Sestinas

Good Neighbors

January 16, 2013 By PoetryGirl

He wondered how she knew about the Cheetos; he thought he'd washed the orange dust off clean. Did she note down each case of beef burritos the dry-ice truck delivered, sight unseen? And what about the Snickers bags? Did she use high-powered binoculars to scan? Did she note down each luscious . . .

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Filed Under: Contemporary, Dating, Humorous Love Poems, James Cummins, Love Poems, Love Poetry, Sonnets Tagged With: humorous love poems, James Cummins, love sonnets

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