Love Poems About Carpe Diem or Carpe Diem Love Poems
by Victoria Anderson-Throop |
Categories: life, love,

Chinese Secret Lovers

CHINESE SECRET LOVERS

                                      Bold frogs croak 
                                 Garden pond danger watch
                                      Carp smile deep

                                         Lovers halt
                          Frog-beckoned silkworms weave
                                        Worlds vanish



Victoria Anderson-Throop    ©1/3/13

by Chinedum Ekwobi |
Categories: change, character, gothic, places,

Suddenly In Love With Forest

In a feared forest
They had gone to rest,
No life East and West;
Their thoughts for The Best...

Jobs, leaving  behind,
To many needs blind:
Agreements that bind;
On them and their kind...

There they shall stay long.
That's where they belong!
This prove with a song:
A bell for Ding - Dong...

Thorns in the town sharp!
Bruise they could a carp:
The mind itself warp;
On mad subjects harp.

by Christuraj Alex |
Categories: life, love,

Fallen In Love

Your stare stabbing so shear sharp -
An acute arrow, hook-tipped -
As in the throat, bone of carp,
Pricking the flesh; gets it clipped...
Yet my yearning, like bee-hop
To draw nectar from you dripped;
And touch the peak of glee-top,
Like wide wildfire gets me gripped.

It's hence, dear, I run to you,
As a beggar seeks the rich;
My bowl of soul filled with woe,
Begging love's eternal niche...
To you to prove my love true,
My life with your love enrich;
with mercy glances as dew,
Thrill me and wholly bewitch.


13 August 2021


by Bev Stewart |
Categories: animal, childhood,

The Girl and the Fish

The girl kneels on the concrete slabs.
Dipping her hand into the water-
She spooks the carp within.
Laughing, she drops in tiny crumbs of bread,
That float around like little boats.
Suddenly, the carp are back,
Gobbling the bread from below.
She sits back, hugging herself with joy.
She’d love to take up a fish
And holding its slimy body
In her tiny hands.
She’d plant a kiss upon its scaly head.

by Alexander Ray |
Categories: 11th grade, 12th grade, best friend, blessing, first love, true love, youth,

First Love

First Love

For all time, my darling, I am willing to wait
In this dark, achromatic void of emptiness encompassing me
‘Round and ‘round, as a carp circling the bate
Still unsure whether this privilege will bring pain or glee
Thereby embarking on a grand pilgrimage of esprit

Let yourself straight in, for I’ve been waiting so tenaciously
Often contemplating your very existence ‘til it aches
Venturing— as a hummingbird —hurriedly yet graciously
Excavating each new blossom, quenching my heart, ‘til it breaks.