Poetry Pot
Love poems stirred up to melt and inspire even the most left-brained among us! Free verse, rhymed verse, limericks, and Haiku are our most popular choices.
For inspiration, below are poems and Haiku from our archives.
If you can keep your head…
“If-” by Rudyard Kipling If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you, If you can trust yourself when all men…
To My Dear and Loving Husband
A poem by Anne Bradstreet, America’s first published poet Anne Bradstreet 1612 – 1672 If ever two were one, then surely we. If ever man were loved by wife, then…
A Charm Invests a Face
One of my favorite poems… A Charm invests a face Imperfectly beheld— The Lady dare not lift her Veil For fear it be dispelled— But peers beyond her mesh— And…
Love Song
From our Classic Archives, originally published September/October 2003 issue Walk like a secret rock song only you know the words to. Sleep like a soothing melody only you know the…
There is always time
From our Classic Archives, originally published September/October 2003 issue There is always time for that which is said over the blackest of coffees in the cosiest of cafes to people…
It Will Not Be
From our Classic Archives, originally published January/February 2004 Naught else can thrill my heart again: Like that sweet taste of Paradise… The kiss we shared, the first!… And then, The…
Woman
From our Classic Archives, originally published January/February 2004 May I discourse on womankind? (Allow me to presume): The first fond thought that comes to mind… The scent of her perfume!…
Reminiscing
From our Classic Archives, originally published January/February 2004 The Passion and the Pain, The Rainbow and the Rain, The Sweet and then the Bitter, The Glow and then the Glitter….
Buy My Heart With Chocolate
From our Classic Archives, originally published November/December 2003 issue When I was little, I waited for Christmas not for the presents under the tree but for the chocolate coins in…
Poetry Pot
Love poems stirred up to melt and inspire even the most left-brained among us! Free verse, rhymed verse and Haiku are our most popular choices.
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Those Three Special Words
Love held within,
a buried treasure.
Letting it out,
A gift beyond measure.
-Shelley Ann Wake
Aberglasslyn, NSW, Australia
For inspiration, below are poems and Haiku from our archives.
If you can keep your head…
“If-” by Rudyard Kipling If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you, If you can trust yourself when all men…
To My Dear and Loving Husband
A poem by Anne Bradstreet, America’s first published poet Anne Bradstreet 1612 – 1672 If ever two were one, then surely we. If ever man were loved by wife, then…
A Charm Invests a Face
One of my favorite poems… A Charm invests a face Imperfectly beheld— The Lady dare not lift her Veil For fear it be dispelled— But peers beyond her mesh— And…
Love Song
From our Classic Archives, originally published September/October 2003 issue Walk like a secret rock song only you know the words to. Sleep like a soothing melody only you know the…
There is always time
From our Classic Archives, originally published September/October 2003 issue There is always time for that which is said over the blackest of coffees in the cosiest of cafes to people…
It Will Not Be
From our Classic Archives, originally published January/February 2004 Naught else can thrill my heart again: Like that sweet taste of Paradise… The kiss we shared, the first!… And then, The…
Woman
From our Classic Archives, originally published January/February 2004 May I discourse on womankind? (Allow me to presume): The first fond thought that comes to mind… The scent of her perfume!…
Reminiscing
From our Classic Archives, originally published January/February 2004 The Passion and the Pain, The Rainbow and the Rain, The Sweet and then the Bitter, The Glow and then the Glitter….
Buy My Heart With Chocolate
From our Classic Archives, originally published November/December 2003 issue When I was little, I waited for Christmas not for the presents under the tree but for the chocolate coins in…
Those Three Special Words
From our Classic Archives, originally published September/October 2003 issue Love held within, a buried treasure. Letting it out, A gift beyond measure. —Shelley Ann Wake Aberglasslyn, NSW, Australia
words just for you
From our Classic Archives, originally published November/December 2003 issue words just for you Yes, my darling, just for you, my thoughts presented with a rose, the candle burns with a…
Haiku – 2
From our Classic Archives, originally published September/October 2003 issue Haiku – 2 Lost in a current Swept under, above, along. Life in lover’s hands. — Shelley Ann Wake Aberglasslyn, Australia
