True Love Poem by David Wood

True Love

Rating: 3.8


The poetry of love is never dead
When couples kiss and lose their head
In romantic talk for no rhyme or reason
As they stroll in the park whatever the season.
And songbirds sing in the trees above
And hearts are warmed with talk of love
As couples sit on benches in the park
And remind themselves of loves first spark.
The poetry of love is ceasing never
This true love that fails to sever.
The sense of belonging is plain to see
This poetic love between you and me.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Lorraine Colon 19 May 2013

So inspirational. Nothing can compare to love. Pleasant reading for a Sunday afternoon.

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Hazel Durham 06 April 2013

Full of the joys of true love and romance with great rhythm and flow! Lovely write!

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