Love Poems

If I wrote you a poem,
Would it win your heart?
If I sang you a song,
Would you keep us apart?
What would you do,
If I gave you a ring?
If I gave you the world,
Would it change a thing?




Oh trait’rous heart!
Enduring agony for
but a moment
of sweet rapture!
Must you love her so?
Find you only anguish
Where e’er you may hunt
yet in her gaze
find you bliss.





Oh gentle muse,
how you doth bless me
with inspiration divine.
What beauty doth my tongue proclaim
when you through me do speak!
Words which make tremble
an ord’nary man’s heart.
A beautiful expression of
sentiments not mine

Oh dear muse,
how I do for you so burn.
Enveloped in your radiance do I
find brilliance never known.
As more emotions do I monger
a panorama indeed does form.
Landscapes most handsome do you
convey through me.  How
blessed be I, favored by
you, my muse,
my love.