Love Poems About Paradox or Paradox Love Poems
by Linda-Marie Sweetheart |
Categories: love, heart, heart,

Listen To the Heart

"Listen! to the Heart" ~~~~~~~~ every heart strums strings of symphony an open book exploring dreams and fantasies the lovebeat touches emotions and feelings serene as candy-filled caramel cremes. every heart twirls in tune to love and romance a paradox portrait of lovers in a trance echoing laughter in harmonious haven or a fickle falsetto black as a raven. every heart is a treasure chest of precious jewels as tenderness comforts those heartaches so cruel the heart always gives; suddenly takes away so listen to the heart; hear the words it must say.

by Anbes Rawal |
Categories: age, death, death of a friend, fear, music, paradise, people,

We All Die

My piety,my poetry ,my love
All are in vain
my music, my love ,my mind
All are running insane

My rhymes are all crooked
I can't write a perfect song
Looks like my life is worthless
my music, my poetry its all gone

Behold the paradox,
In these old rhymes 
living in a worthless life 
All these times 

The music's almost over
just need to turn out the light
I need just one leap
Need to show on last fight

I need to create something
something that makes you feel
the goal isn't to live forever
Its to create something that will

by John Watt |
Categories: joy, love, time,

Paradox

LOVE IS:

- that which is sculpted by time
     yet defies time...

- that which energizes
     yet drains all energy...

- that which is focused by the lens of sacrifice
     yet denies any sacrifice was made...

- made strong
     by sharing weaknesses...

- made pure
     by sharing impurities...

- made joyful
     by sharing burdens...

- made eternal
     by sharing time...


by Brian Strand |
Categories: love, philosophy,

Paradox

Two
as one-
marriage
takes us beyond
sex

by Aaron Mcintosh |
Categories: absence, deep, first love, grief, heartbroken, missing you, poetry,

I Miss

I miss the remedies of our past selves,
I miss the extract of blight from the tip of your lips.
I miss your abstract sunrise tumbling down your shoulders,
I miss the offset emeralds looking outward.
I miss our blaze that once caught the world on fire,
I miss the passionate extremities of our youth.
I miss the quite afterthoughts of the nights spent together,
I miss the way you removed me from my paradox.
I miss our alikeness, our kindled spirit,
I missed your final words.
I miss,
I missed.

by Guy-Adler Dorelien |
Categories: love

A Love Paradox

Bitter and sweet 
Bliss and misery 
Are, all the things that you,
Inspire in me.
Your name gives my heart, just
A hot chill.
Until my fastened lips are able to,
Open and say “I love you”.
But alas my mind becomes delusional,
Unable to approach the being that is you.

by Tom Arnone |
Categories: age, first love, growing up, nostalgia, old, sick, youth,

Age and Flow

If I had to recount a range for pure,
If would be womb to birth to sixteen years.
Aglow with vigor on a virgin shore --
Of first-love hugs and superhuman tears.

Fearless and careless of body and mind,
A known contradiction, a youthful show.
But, age spins quickly to the daily grind --
And, feelings reverse as we age and flow.

Gray and grown with painful inflammation.
Nothing to fear from a senior mind-prism.
Protesting every new deformation --
The paradox of youth versus wisdom.

Young, infinite, bliss, immortality --
Lost in mature, moonless normality.

August 23, 2016
Which Of The Four Would You Choose - Poetry Contest

by Joe Dinki |
Categories: inspirational,

The First Paradox (Pair of Socks)

Curiosity  can  stew.
O’er the surface brew,
Through gravel and the dew,
A noble idea will stumble
Over table, kiln and shrew,
to knock upon the door of life,
And join the chosen few.

But who shall shell such feats,
to take those steps so true?
Why, God’s love and common
Sense my friend.

Be ye willing,
Be ye true…

For feet covered bold in love,
Will take you through and through,
Past the haughty and the naughty,
Over the hills and far away,.

A pair of socks is God 's offering to you;
to track your kingdom come,
to blend your toes as one,
to comfort new,
The deeds you do,
To meld our souls undone.

by Mike Butler |
Categories: lost love, love

Ambiguity

Our eyes reflect that certain uncertainty
Between you and me.  The never ending 
Obsessing over obscurity.  Adding, 
Subtracting to the mystification of—us.

We are defined with no meaning, 

But clearly comprehendible when several
Possible internal interpretations have
Brought an equally equivocal answer to the 

Perennial paradox of pleasure and pain, that leads
To a contradictory conundrum of the weary 
Wonderment of several potential possibilities 
With no deliberate intent to mislead or cause

Ambiguity.

by S.Jagathsimhan Nair |
Categories: love,

Love Paradox 1

It  seems  pre-destined
That  my canoe should
 never  make it across
Your  river of  love
Getting always sucked in 
At the  vortex in its middle
Only to resurrect itself
As a triumphant memory
Or as a  likeable  defeat
Left floating all over you 
As clouds bearing the rains
That  sustain your flow
That should pour over you
But never to win over you
But ever wins you over.


S.Jagathsimhan Nair

For PD's 'Any romantic poem' contest on 28 May 13

by Mark Goodson |
Categories: love, valentines day,

Valentine's Paradox

To anyone who's been in love
Do find understandings for paradox of a valentine
What apparent contradictions are found to be true
A valentine's love is both red and blue
Love makes one blissful
yet oh so miserable too
It's frightening to one's brain cells 
Yet supports the healing of the mind
Love is physical to the touch
But spiritual to feelings
How incredibly fragile to be broken hundreds apart
Yet what can be stronger than a lover's love from the heart
Deathless it seems, one's Alpha Omega of entwinements
The potential puzzle of never solution
To express one's face of both the smiler and the cryer

by Joy Wellington |
Categories: girlfriend-boyfriend

I Am His Diamond

From the collapsed gold mine of our love
An opening again has been found
Where trust turned debris of fallen faith
Now stands, diamond strength of renewal and hope

I, the paradox, declared I would love eternally
Washed away, in a sea of doubt and uncertainty 
Dismissed the very essence of my joy
The one who made me to feel like his princess

Gladly now, a fiduciary of his everlasting love
Mistakes polish my experience
No more down the road of doubts 
The most precious diamond in his collection

So my dearest, with you I’ll walk
Hand in hand through all coming situations
Giant steps forward, never to retreat
Love and hope and happiness, just what we seek

by Shantae Ortega |
Categories: self,

I Am

I am a paradox.
I am faithful and yet detached.
I am committed and yet so very relaxed.
I love pretty much everyone,
And yet no one.
I am sociable but also a loner.
I am gentle and also very tough.
I am passionate but,
I can also be platonic.
I am predictable in my own unpredictable ways.

by Chris Mclain |
Categories: murder, nature,

Ninetyfive

Live coals underground
The paradox of our love
The horizon moves

by Andrea Travis |
Categories: lost love, love, nature,

Paradox Love

Yes I hear the thunder
But I see no lightning
Yes I see the rain
With the sun shining in
Yes I see the lightning
But I don't hear the thunder
With the rain pouring down 
I can't feel it on my skin
Yes the sun warms me
With a freezing breeze
All across my cheeks
Rustling through the leaves
Oh yes, its summer
But, it's cold winter now
Ever since you took your love
And left me here to shout
My world a paradox
Of soundless thunder
And dry rain going up
You dried up my passion
As you took away my love.

by Dan Keir |
Categories: blue, color, feelings, first love, freedom, friend, friendship, girl, girlfriend, passion, philosophy, places, poets, pride, red, relationship,

Colour

She is red, a riot, 
Rolling with recklessness and 
Reaping the rewards of passion.

I am carpet blue.
Bubbling with banality, bursting
Boredom with silent fashion.

Colliding in the corridor 
We pace a purple paradox.
We’re her favourite colour.

by John Freeman |
Categories: life, love

Three In One

~God, Ghost and Love, the one glove trinity!
   Love be the host of the Ghost all in God.
   The paradox is a divinity.
   Minds inept to define precept in sod(flesh),
   as conscience's precepts shall receive the nod.

For Dr Ram’s
Contest: God, Ghost and Love

by Winged Warrior |
Categories: analogy, conflict, lost love,

Parallel Paradigm

In temporal time my heart speaks in mime
Thru celestial chime a sorrow sublime
Parallel paradigm punitive crime
Galactic grime of love’s climactic climb
With savoring shadows I’m lost in rhyme
Like lingering lime a paradox prime.



April.26.2017
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by An Pham Thanh |
Categories: love,

Half

I want to divide my heart into two parts
One is for loving you 
One is for hating myself for loving you 
One is for missing you
One is for trying to erase the memories about you
Why is love like a paradox?
No matter what I do 
You stay in every piece of my memories
The guitar is playing the song of yesterday 
The song of you 
You seemed so far 
Out of the small room we had those days
And I am so far from yesterday
Is there the rain flowing into the river of memories
Washing all the things we had together?
You were here, in my heart
But it wasn't me in the memory flashed in your eyes!

by Thomas King |
Categories: love, universe,

Space and Time, Making Love

How does one traverse the distance,
Between two hearts separated by love?

How can one pass the infinite expanse 
Of time created by their loneliness

Will their longing and heartache
Explode Like a supernova

Creating a vortex 
That sends them both spiraling 
Into an abyssal plutonic existence

Or will their passion and desire
Be strong enough to bend and warp the continuum
 
Bringing the far ends of the universe 
In upon its self 
Allowing their love to join once again 
Creating a intergalactic paradox 
Of celestial oneness.

by Brian Strand |
Categories: poetry, poets,

More of My Short Forms a Definition

FULTON after Hamish, a space poem so 'squarish'
EMILY a paradox , not new ..after Dickinson's no 1732
KUHLMANN seven words of bliss, after Qurinus, sonneted LOVE KISS
DARYUSH Elizabeth's triplet you see! with syllables 6, 5, 3

You may hear me recite from my 4000 + PS anthology on youtube under my pen name ichthyschiro..

catch my short forms like these above @strandpoet on twitter..

read my kindle guides on amazo

by Scarlet Zaire |
Categories: emotions, i love you, i miss you,

Rant

I will hold on to this hope alone,
That soon, one day I’ll be back home.
Picture perfect portraits of our future together,
Making my heart flutter.
The immense security,
When you wrap your arms around me,
The thought of your soft lips makes me strong,
Though made me asked myself how I came to last long?
I might be crazy,
Writing to you in every poetry.
So many things about you doesn’t make sense,
Yet I love you without a hence.
You’re a paradox,
I want to grasp…
Spend the rest of my life trying to figure out,
My love, you’re the only one I talk about.

by Cyprian Duruaku |
Categories: adventure, urban,

Echoes From the Street

ECHOES FRO THE STREET
VOICES OF DECEIT
FLAMES OF FURY FREELY LIT
DANCE STEPS AND RHYTHMS OF A DRUMLESS BEAT

SICKENING THOUGHTS IN SICKENED MINDS
IMPENDING MELEE WITHOUT SIGN
FORWARD AND ONWARD MOVEMENT OF TIME
IMPERSONATIONS AND DELIBeRATIONS ON THE FRONTLINE

SHRILLING SHOUTS OF JOY AND PAIN
AND FREELY MOVES THOSE ONES INSANE
PARADOX UNLEASHED IN QUEST OF GAIN
ETHICAL PALSY OUTWITS THE CAIN

ECHOES FROM THE STREET
WHISPERS OF LOVE AND HATE
ERRORS THAT CANT DELETE
PORTMANTEAU CONDITION THAT REITERATE

by Leon Enriquez |
Categories: feelings,

Lonely Together

Morning delight
Fiery sunburst;
Elegant conversation



This paradox
Black upon white;
Yin-Yang contrast



Busy street corner
Each person alone;
Crowded solitude



Mall spectators
Browsing and looking;
Yet not seeing



I style a smile
To greet a stranger;
Sparkling sunburst



Valentine shoppers
Seeking to buy;
Love now barters



Leon Enriquez
13 Feb 2014
Singapore

by Leon Enriquez |
Categories: change,

Paradox

Love feels good:
Yet why
Do I feel
Strange unease?

Stray uncertainty
Comes around
Rain in the breeze
Why do I fear?

This paradox
Confusion limps
Will my heart heal?
Is vain cheer enough?

Love brings chaos
Of some sort
Uncertainty dilutes
What did I miss?

Beware despair
Disguised as false hope
No ecstasy here
Insecurity oozes

Broken with pain
Change feels strange
Even the air
Feels entanglement




Leon Enriquez
19 March 2016
Singapore