Love Poems About Illicit or Illicit Love Poems
by Winged Warrior |
Categories: lust, romantic love, sexy,

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by Tony Bush |
Categories: lost love, love, passion,

Forbidden

These events,
Gentle cataclysms,
Sweet, soft earthquakes,
Spasm on wet sand 
And smoky panes
With tremors;
Seismic finger paintings
In dust and condensation,
Illicit pictures,
Despairing wordplay.

When you are gone
I will mourn
As if death
Has claimed you,
Packed you in a box
In the ground;
The earth around
My heart
Weighs dense and heavy,
Compacting forbidden love
In worms and clay.

I will hide everything,
Concealing truth
Under layers of 
The mundane,
Smiling, nodding to dialogues
Unheard and unprocessed;
Through soil strata
Will beat and bleed silence
Of a forbidden love
Living forever,
Denied breath.

by Anna-Marie Docherty |
Categories: anger, appreciation, conflict, devotion, hurt, love hurts, marriage,

Working At It

F - For better for worse
R - Remembered, revisited, recalled
A - Aggressive temperaments agitate
G - Gives way and love is lost
I - Illicit affair throws fuel on fire
L - Leaving me beaten - hanging there
E - Endearments all out - nobody to hear


H - Heated arguments
E - Empowered talks
A - Addressing all issues
R - Redeeming our marriage
T - Two aching hearts together treading lightly
S - Sharing special somethings previously so sparse


by Faye Gibson |
Categories: funny, marriage, vacation,

Honeymoon Vacation

Just a honeymoon beach vacation,
a fine nuptial love celebration;
   we arrived a night early,
   we would find hotel surely:
“No rooms” was the sad proclamation.

“An hour away you might find one.”
They were right for we only found…NONE!!
  We got off beaten path.
  too tired then to laugh,
looked for a place “mom and pop” run.

Well, it must have been close to midnight,
exhausted the lady and her knight;
  we found Motel Warwick,
  a guest house illicit,
and christened our honeymoon site.

Copyright, July 13, 2014
Faye Lanham Gibson

by Meline Ngo |
Categories: anti bullying, betrayal, break up, bullying, community, corruption, depression, evil, heartbreak, hurt, husband, love hurts, lust, mental illness, relationship,

Forbidden Love

FORBIDDEN LOVE

Forbidden love 
Respects no one
An insidious love
Deserves no one

It is immoral 
All becomes mortal
Life turns brutal 
Casualties are fatal

Forbidden love is desperation
Destroys ones soul
A dejection 
Like a no milk cereal in a bowl

Two people finding their ways
Making it conceivable 
Beyond unimaginable ways
It just cannot be enable

Forbidden love
An illicit affair
One deserves unconditional love
Not love that is unfair


@Copyright Meline Ngo.   August 24, 2015

by John Gondolf |
Categories: lust, passion, summer,

Summer Heat

A sultry summer heat hangs in the air;
July’s hot sun now takes her final bow.
Across the bar the sparks fly ‘tween the pair
as searching eyes are seeking to avow
the longing heat that burns so deep within
and causes summer passions to combust
with deep demands for taste of carnal sin
while seeking to dispel desires for lust.
Together leaving lost so deep in thought
while knowing well this tryst should never be
yet longing to fulfill what lust has wrought
and douse the burning flames of sin’s decree.

     Illicit love leaves promises deplete
     a substrate of the sultry summer heat.


June 2, 2020

by Mary E.W. Stephenson |
Categories: destiny,

Things Then and Now

Things then and now move through a destined tunnel, and changes are reflections of history gone by, and the mind intended or not drift with the tide of things.
     For love is illusive and illicit, a most common yet complicated theme of the heart and as basic as hate, yet still not as pure.












Copyright Labyrinth of Life

by Maggie Mae Mcafee |
Categories: love, passion, romancesweet, sweet,

The Eyes

The heated, illicit look
Of ectasy across your eyes.
Echoing throughout the heavens
On overindulgent eyes.
I never want to close my eyes..

Day into night she's with me
How sweet is her warm embrace.
Safe in the scent of her fragrance
So safe in her arms of grace.
I never want to close my eyes..

When my eyes close and I'm there with you,
Your softness touches me,
Kisses so tender I feel excited yet lost,
The sweet smells of your skin and hair, your voice in my ear.
I never want to open my eyes..

Mornings I find, her soft body next to mine
So warm.. so safe, but aware
I try to escape, she lures me back
Oh run though I try, she's there..there..there.
I never want to open my eyes..

by Nayda Ivette Negron Flores |
Categories: boat,

Lovers Secret

Emerging from deepest blue rapid streams
A heart shaped locket with color photos 
Tells a story without saying a word 
From the sunk of the boat when two lovers
Travelled far off from their cheated partners
In tenebrous midnight hour, when a storm 
Trapped the traitors in a sudden whirlwind
Burying forever illicit love 
Leaving behind the affair evidence
Portraited in keepsaked past mementos 







5-31-2016

by Jack Ellison |
Categories: desire, love,

Driven By Desire

It's always best to keep some feelings Hidden from even your mate Not to share every innermost thoughts When relationships are at stake Each of us can be emotionally affected By charm, personality and image Doesn't mean we don't love our mates Feelings at times hold us hostage Human nature is what they've call it Might as well cash in your chips If you can't look at beauty passing by It's there to brighten life's trip So please don't call it illicit or immoral When males are driven by desire The female form is a vision of beauty That ignites every man's fire © Jack Ellison 2013

by Theresa Stephens |
Categories: betrayal,

Love Dies

Heartbroken I try not to cry

From cruel deception you have shown

Do not attempt to justify

My love for you at last has flown

As reports from true friends to me were sent

In female company you did perform

Illicit evidence now proves  involvement

Removing wedding ring you did me harm

In flaunting single status so blatantly

Bodes marriage breakdown so evidently

No point to attempt any recompense

As your deceitful ways on me did hone

Realising it does make wise sense

For peace of mind, to be on my own.

by Eve Roper |
Categories: love, lust,

Sin Through the Taste of Ecstasies

May I touch that what is forbidden;
That that is not mind, but to another? 
Like the falling leaves of autumn 
Blown away before sleeping. 

Taste of the illicit love 
Temptation surround
Like the fallen rain 
Thrust upon my mouth
As the voice echo. 

Look at what is not mind,
Expectation that weren't met. 
Like a stone thrown across the pond
A reign to my feelings. 

Dragged through the flow 
Of the running water of the river, 
Then deep into the soil 
To quench the thirst
Of warm milk of the breast. 

Sin through the taste of ecstasies.

6/27/2020

by Ezra Vancil |
Categories: life, love, passion, uplifting,

Train For Two

I caught reflections
  on a train
staring back from window panes

I was there 
looking too
   on a train 
   Me and you

A man in front
  We had to laugh
We made a short, Illicit Rap

On a train 
They fell in love
   He the Mexican
   her the dove

Their only touch 
a shoulder space
so light the bond of skinless taste

His wife is ill 
he feels alone
   on this train
   he finds a home

No names or speak
no kissing deep
No Holidays or candy sweet

Just on a train
Just enough
   Traveling quiet - 
   tracks of love

No proof of shame
No lovers game
no come or go or lonely pain

I saw reflections
me and you
   we had to laugh
   our train for two

by Chiquitachiamaka Baity |
Categories: love, on writing and words,

We Speak Poetry

We speak an age-old dialect, of couplets our creators composed

Powerful words, so beautifully written that they penetrate our souls

We speak prehistoric lyrics, once woven in the fabric of our ancestor’s tribes

Merged and misplaced in distance customs, misdirected in the thralls of time

We speak mystifying stanzas, simulating the first verses ever written

In a time where limericks, like ideology were illicit and forbidden

We speak in a dialect so foreign to others, that only we can decipher its codes

Like some forgotten ancient tongue that very few know

WE SPEAK POETRY





Chiquita Baity

by Courtney Dyer |
Categories: angst, depression, life, loss, love

Addiction

I crave love like an illicit narcotic, it always destroys me

by Mahtab Bangalee |
Categories: how i feel,

Illicit Love- Cause of Ruin

Helen and Paris 
                     cause of ruined Troy 
                                                  in illicit amour


-November 07, 2018 Chattogram

by Leonard Taormina |
Categories: social

Warp Drive

An illicit miss and long haired Chris;
Stood at a gate;
Where love couldn’t wait;
Watching J. J. Brown as he hung around
While Linda sang with;
Bravado;
To a tall
Desperado;
They later all got down.


The building mange; caused downtown change;
So there in a lot;
They served a soup that was hot;
But when the man pulled through;
Things got
Grim;
Because they brought with;
Them;
A warrant just for you.

I’ve seen that face; where is this place;
Is there something we missed?
Is this boat now in lisp?
And we’re lost but not yet found?
And I don’t want to;
Follow;
Because that’s not my
Motto
And who knows where this is bound.

by Victor Buhagiar |
Categories: nostalgia,

Nebulous Thoughts Clouding My Brain

Deep restless thoughts that eddied in midnight disclosure, 
My old mind shivered in traumatic tribulations.
No treats for dissolute persons to seal composure.
My mind filled with moths and other abominations.

I dreaded the spooky strength of my demon nightmare, 
Defying all useless urges of vigilant trance, 
Perpetual murmur of unceasing burbled fare, 
Moonlit wintry rays indulge in a macabre dance.

Relinquish all dreams that cloud my old illicit thoughts, 
Grab sturdy roots, get out of that pit, aim at my goal,
Can't let my senses get dulled but avoid useless rots, 
Saunter steadily in love which is life for my soul

by Ilene Bauer |
Categories: animal,

Two Rhinos

Two rhinos butted horns today
While I was there observing,
Their habitat so small for that,
For me it was unnerving.

Their bodies still as statues
They were rooted to the ground,
Though their heads they tapped together
Softly, making not a sound.

How far from home these creatures were,
With nothing else to do
But stand face to face behind the walls
Within an urban zoo.

As much as I love visiting,
I feel a bit complicit
Watching those whose capture from the wild
Seems somehow quite illicit.

by Jodie Williams |
Categories: devotionlove,

Secrets and Cries

Come fluttering words, come drifting words to me,  
present my wicked thoughts to the summer breeze.
Carry them to the deaf ears and blind eyes,
or any other orifice from which my love is denied.

Heaven sent, heavenly scented memories.
Black, cold eyes detects what no-one sees.
Grieving heathen, scarlet lipped harlot.
Guerilla love that should have been harmless.

Illicit encounters abruptly diminished.
Evaporate the thrill, the dreams, the wish.
Stopping to find souveniers of dangerous times,
of secrets, of lies, of adulterous crimes.

25th July 2011

by Kelly Hitchcock |
Categories: anxiety, child abuse, courage, deep, forgiveness, inspiration, uplifting,

Point of Reference

Thoughts emerge
Emotions illicit fear and pain
Critical egoic attachments
Creates distortions and self-disdain

In seeing who you’re not
A metamorphosis occurs
The truth has always been there
A little voice was never heard

Awareness of the “now”
Enlightenment to past thoughts
We see the point of reference
The manifestation of flawed ought’s

So love the little one
Who suffered years of pain
There was nothing the child could do
 Liberation from self-shame

Now a whole new world emerges
Our dark childhood lights the path
No need for affirmation
Self-esteem regained at last

by Randy Berthelette |
Categories: caregiving, death, life, passion,

It Makes Perfect Sense

Vitality and youth,
so wasted on the young.
Briefly we've tasted,
then it's gone,
but remains on our tongue.

The poetry of love,
illicit with sex and its' prose,
wanes with time,
but it's scent
remains in our nose.

Truth is what's seen,
heard are but lies,
visions become blurry
through old, tired eyes.

What's left in the end
is what was there at the start;
compassion for man,
and kindness of heart.

by Linda Smith |
Categories: inspirational,

The Photo

How many words can one illicit?
Ten?  A hundred? A thousand?
So many emotions captured.
Love, laughter, silliness, sadness.
A snapshot in time, seized forever.
Beautiful landscapes and squallid poverty
both captured equally.
A forgotten memory immediately back into view
or that insane hairdo from your teens.
A picture does not lie
to us or them.
It can convey a single second of life
or an immense journey 
that takes a lifetime to complete.

by James Edward Lee Sr. |
Categories: appreciation, engagement, for her, i love you, introspection,

I SURELY YOU YOU ARE-

I surely Love you are My mind is combine so bliss So just visions viewed in your chest O’ how we caress hearts touching Beating, lungs inhaling and exhaling Love ~ Heartbeats explicit Surely smoothing Illicit Holy purest kisses O’ how we caress hearts touching Love I surely Love you are
12/18/24 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©

by Delice Arleen Skelly |
Categories: romantic love, sad,

Illicit

Fair maiden was guarded by chaperone Yet her vision was filled by a gallant He too wondered how they could be alone Then he remembered the jousting pageant. Their encounter would be quite illicit If his liege lord knew feelings were engaged Her favours he would take quite explicit Their feelings acknowledged and wholly assuaged. Wonderful day sky ethereal blue Strong-brave knight carried her silken favour Both knew their precious love was pure and true Thundering horses fearless to danger. Their love life doomed maiden in dire distress Her knight unhorsed, dead, they'll be no caress.
Pixabay Image by: GDJ