Love Poems About Onomatopoeia or Onomatopoeia Love Poems
by Sandra L. Weiss |
Categories: dark, light, onomatopoeia, sad,

Inner Light

My soul is trapped, unable to get free.
Under the shattered pieces of my heart.
Darkness where inner light should be.
Without the light my soul will fall apart.

How am I to fill the emptiness within?
The love once there, I have had to deny.
No hope for healing to begin
Without love or light my soul will die.

by Rizwana Bhurani |
Categories: art, feelings, guitar, onomatopoeia, sound, spiritual, sweet,

Acoustic Guitar

Acoustic Guitar My fingers dance on the slender body I am harmoniously in love with it It's always there to resonate my heart I get drowned in its soft chords Away from the world, in the parterre We both go string labelling With pronounced active pickups It's semitones enter the fathoms of my soul Contest-Music to my soul. Spoñsor-Laura Loo.

by Stephe Watson |
Categories: hyperbole, language, love, onomatopoeia, poetess, romantic love, word play,

Heart Love Speech

Heart’s Love Speech



My girl (archaic)
has my raincoat.

And I...
Well, I (adverb)...
have never been so -
Happy (pronoun)

to sit outside,
pondside,
in the rain (verb).
Just me and (subordinating conjunction) Basho (pronoun) (archaic).

Drenched,
smiling (preposition)...
I’ve all but - “Yauoooosh!” (interjection) jumped in.


by Mark Merk |
Categories: loneliness, lost love, nature, onomatopoeia, poetry,

Wheres the Love

Break from blowing heat
tip-toe creeping on concrete
trust cut deeper holes.
2-4-16

by Millard Lowe |
Categories: analogy, cute love, hope, joy, love, onomatopoeia, simile,

Peace and Love To You

Peace and Love to You

Like the blazing rays of sunshine
Following the torrid rains,
You flashed into my life
Dissipating the darkness 
Of weary times—

Lassoing your rainbow,
I rode over the arch of delusion
And galloped down into the radiant
Bliss of life anew; dancing 
An ebony and ivory melody
Tried and true:

Peace and Love from me to you.

by Jerry Wells |
Categories: anxiety, appreciation, flower, games, inspirational love, jobs, onomatopoeia,

B28-P9-Toss and Turn At Night

POEM 9 TOSS & TURN AT NIGHT 



TOSS & TURN AT NIGHT IN MY SLEEP. 

TOSS & TURN AT NIGHT IN MY THOUGHTS OF YOU IN MY MIND SLOWLY CREEPING. 

TOSS & TURN AT NIGHT YOUR IN DIFFERENCE GET TO ME. 

TOSS & TURN AT NIGHT I CAN NOT SEEM TO LET GO OF YOUR WARMTH HOLD ON ME. 






MR. PROFESSOR. JERRY”BIG PAPA” WELLS 

AUTHOR

by Mick Talbot |
Categories: onomatopoeia,

A La Bartholomew Griffin Poetry - Onomatopoeia

ONOMATOPOEIA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ all live onomatopoeia of the night howling, mewing, twit twooing, screeching, onomatopoeia all live onomatopoeia of war banging, booming, rat tat tat tating, screaming, onomatopoeia all live onomatopoeia of woodland tapping, flapping, singing, rustling, cawing, onomatopoeia all live onomatopoeia of farmland bleating, mooing, barking, honking, nighing, onomatopoeia all live onomatopoeia of love making sighing, sighing, sighing, sighing, Y E S, onomatopoeia! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

by Millard Lowe |
Categories: analogy, child, death, faith, grief, joy, onomatopoeia,

Father To Son: Part Ii

Father To Son:  Part II
(Apropos The Visit—Part II)

When you left
soaring free
the lingering void sought
to shackle me
in the silent dungeon
of stoic grief.

Faith melted away remorse
and the psalms of reality
in living dreams spread a table
laden with a plethora of left joys
revealed—surreal; and 
the God’s shared creation
that you past this way in your going;
ancestors cheered your chosen coming.

Where tears once watered
the flowers of your resting abode,
now laughter peels away the leaves
releasing petals of budding love;
and we’re now at peace 
with your spirit forever here.

God is not mocked.
Take care we judge not.
Rest well, my sweet Prince.

by Stacy Stiles |
Categories: depression, girlfriend-boyfriend, husband, life, lost love

With Every Beat

Pitter-patter, thump, thump
goes the beat of my heart.
Rumple, rumble, churning,
innards feel torn apart.

Shhhh, shhhh lips quiver,
silencing my tawdry pleas.
Blink, blank, tears forming,
descending downward endlessly.

Waaah, waaah, wailing cries,
disappearing within the night.
Tsssk, tsssk, you were wrong,
just like every other fight.

Snap, smack, crackling woes,
all in the name of haste.
Tick, tock, the clock stops,
future years we do now waste.

Bang, boom, pow, of the heart,
that never stopped clinging.
Thump, thump, thump – silence,
a heart no longer singing.

**An Onomatopoeia Poetry Form

by Vee Bdosa |
Categories: ireland, onomatopoeia, soulmate,

Celtic Girl

CELTIC GIRL
So like a morning summer rain
and it's thundering
she dances into light and sings
like only she can sing.

She has an Irish sort of smile
and deep forgiving eyes
that steal a heart, in just a while,
before you realize.

So like a faery promising
what only gods can do
she'll have your love and always bring
out all the best in you.

She'll touch your hand and make you feel
as if you're part of her
so all things in your life are real,
like they never were.

© ron wilson aka Vee Bdosa the Doylestown Poet

by Alkas Poetry |
Categories: adventure, allegory, analogy, extended metaphor, onomatopoeia,

I Wish You Were a Calm Sea

Your life is a stormy sea
               my boat, in your life does not sail...
I wish you were total calm...!
               So my love would sail on you

by Red Omara |
Categories: moving on, onomatopoeia,

Lyn

You were different every day I knew you

you never bored or disappointed me

never failed to interest, thrill, excite

and all of that time you were never anything

but who you are.

For me you were everything you could be.

And I could only love you.

by Millard Lowe |
Categories: allegory, black african american, butterfly, discrimination, extended metaphor, hyperbole, onomatopoeia,

Uncocooned

UNCOCOONED

In this hive of American life
are lifetime workers engaged
in labors of love and good trouble.

But there are also evil drones
seeking to permanently cocoon
justice, liberty, and equality.

Thus, we must be as butterflies:
Metamorphosed ebony beings destined
to breathe and soar in liberation’s free air.

by Gershon Wolf |
Categories: meaningful, nonsense, onomatopoeia, word play, words,

A Word We All Love

Don't you just love the word pusillanimous
  Pity 'tis comprised of such-little-animus

by Cloud Fever |
Categories: angst, anxiety, onomatopoeia, true love, truth, voyage, wisdom,

vicariously through my mind

volatile observation suspended amidst reality and fiction, subdued voice echoes down a hallway of convictions; like a despotic fog blurring options for a swarm of insects who eventually finds way to a lizard's grotesque carcass. a feeling, in my gravel ribs, this might be a dead end staring up at the sky, an atheist's hollow vision; air and venom flowing through wires of flesh, tired abusive drunkards- returning home a mess. my dear texts~"what if, it's nothingness which spirals into life?" I am left in my bathtub with a glass of honey or wine, and the last ray of optimism, living vicariously through my mind.

by James Peranteau |
Categories: april, lost, love, lust,

Pure Lust

.


Beneath those sheets
  Whence her feeets
    Tickled my toes
   And her morning
         Breathe
         insulted
       Mine nose
           wuz i

        Six feeet
 and the handsome
           two
             i
 with roving hands
    honored hern 
       five feeet
           ooh




*az dict.com'z onomatopoeia helps pronounce "ooh"...
"The crowds oohed and aahed at the spectacular fireworks"
 (give credit where due*)

by Ian Jay Plaza |
Categories: break up, farewell, feelings, funny love, leaving, love hurts, onomatopoeia,

A Very Short Love Story or Is It

Boom, Boom, Kaboom
My heart goes
When I see you

Vroom, Vroom, Zoom
My heart goes
When I leave you

by Sheena A Moore |
Categories: adventure, appreciation, beautiful, bible, business, cool, mystery,

Ways of Wayne

Beneath the sapphire skies A love poem we dedicate To you, our secret star

Longing for your sight Our hearts beat like thunderclaps In trochaic rhythm

In every sunbeam's sway And moonlit whispers We see your painless grace

Oh, how our love swells And echoes in the world Like John Denver's songs

Your spirit does set us free Underneath a canopy of soul Two hearts in sync

And as we bloom A garden of dreams we tend In your presence, my love

We wait for you to see The beauty in our words Onomatopoeia divine

Gaze upon us now And let our secret grow No longer kept in silence

Our love, a force like sun Bathing all in warm, golden light A true secret admirationited.