short poems about life and love

“not yet,” she whispered in my ear. night swallowed us whole in an upstairs bedroom while moonlight played hide and seek with...

two dragonflies flit in geometric patterns above a ditch. flashes of sunlight play and glint off gossamer wings. warm breezes carry the...

she paused by the garden gate framed in sunflowers. morning light kissed her face, flaming her hair. behind a stone wall two...

the morning sun breaks above the trees. she stands ankle deep in a stagnant pond, her bare feet planted firmly in soft...

a sea of wildflowers at the edge of my lawn sway in a late afternoon breeze. overhead, cotton candy clouds dot a...

only now after years have fallen from the tree of life with decades spent apart does the truth finally emerge — how...

behind “voice” is a raging fire to shout into the abyss dredged up from the dumpster of broken dreams and hung from...

her nightgown still hangs on the back of the closet door, bone white lace with traces of her scent mingled with filigreed...