poems about love

Loving is precious
ability, but I lack
the strength for it.
I write a note of surrender to the air.
Today
there is no other truth.

The more painful, love is;
the more lonely, love is.
Piled up, the more
remain, the building stones
of divine punishment.

Do not let your blood
flow, do not
love me.
Love fills me;
the two of us must consume it.

An uninvited woman;
I live with her.
Many days, I am that woman.
So it is,
while love is a special invitation,
the reception of conscience.

This day so lonely
one could shout for it,
in the cold spring
that gathers
at the bottom of existence,
like complete forgiveness
a love glimmers.

Love is
customary sight,
repeated encounter,
the unification of soul and body
in the past, present, future.

Today,
love compromised my character.
No, each day
love has compromised my character.

Even love dies of starvation;
heart stays cold after a drink
of warm water—
The sickness grows worse, my love;
O my love, you have closed your eyes!

When a woman is without love,
she doesn't know how to
become good and hopeful.

When a woman is in love,
she dies of thirst

As on Purple Carpets I
Charm'd by wine in slumber ly,
With a troop of Maids (resorted
There to play) me thought I sported:
Whose companions, lovely Boies,
Interrupt me with rude noise:
Yet I offer made to kisse them,
But o'th'sudden wake and misse them:
Vext to see them thus forsake me,
I to sleep again betake me.