Some authors lay out the feeling of love with such intensity, it’s uplifting.
Here are a few poems on love and everything it surrounds and everything that surrounds it.
1. Poems by aperpetualparadox (Medha Sharma)
The poet expresses the deepest of feelings in a few words.
2. Poems by mazadohta (Pavanna Reddy)
Draft your feelings in quick words with poet Pavana Reddy.
3. Poems by ishalogue (Isha Yadav)
Weave a world of loving tales with poet Isha Yadav.
4. Poems by protestpoet (Lisa Rani Ray)
Express your desires with poet Lisa Rani Ray.
5. Poems by _paradoxandmetaphors_ (Pratishtha Khattar)
Her words have a strange power that will make you visualise a scenario. Fall in love with everything you are.
6. Poems by writingsofvinati Vinati
Soak yourself in the simplistic beauty of these verses.
7. Poems by sufisoul (Arunoday Singh)
The actor surprises us with not just his deep words but also his beautiful calligraphy.
8. Poems by nikita_gill (Nikita Gill)
She talks about the love of family, the love for women, the strength of women.
9. Poems by baawri_basanti (Saru Singhal)
One morning my 21-year-old boyfriend asked me to bunk college. He was too sad after listening to a ghazal. ‘Bunk!’ I thought. I would elope with a guy who loves music like this. I even proposed how our life would be – we would pack our clothes in 2 suitcases, he would take his dad’s Maruti 800, we would take tuitions to earn money, live in a small one-room-first-floor house somewhere in Himachal on rent, and listen to music till 4 am. ‘You idiot, my dad wouldn’t care if I am lost, but his car. Let’s not take the car,’ he said with a straight face. It was decided then and there, we would elope and not take his dad’s car in which he lost his virginity. I met him at our favourite spot in Sector 36, Chandigarh. ‘Where to?’ he asked. ‘Anywhere. Just drive,’ I said. He turned on the music and drove. The roads were empty. We passed Manimajra. We didn’t talk. We listened to the music. That was our bond. We loved the same songs, in the same fashion. We could dissect one song – we listened to the sound of each instrument in that song – we reasoned and provided logic to each word in the lyrics. We laughed at the same songs. We sang songs together. Though we were terrible singers. We wept on the same songs. We crossed Panchkula. He kept driving. He held my hand in between. We passed Chandimandir. We spent 3 hours parked outside a dhaba listening to one song after another. That was our last long drive together. The day he broke up with me. I was sitting in the same car. I took out Kachche Dhaage cassette from the glove compartment and tore its reel. We must have listened to it 100 times. I didn’t say a word. I held the cassette in my left hand and with the index finger of right hand, I started pulling it. He kept speaking. I kept taking the reel out of that plastic case. I gave him the case after he was done speaking. I told him, ‘Without me, you will be as empty as this.’ Those were my last words to him. I bought Kachche Dhaage cassette the next day. For 2 years, I listened to it over and over again and wept incessantly. I mourned the loss of a boy who gave me my first kiss and the real taste of music. But the day I was over him, I started loving music again.
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10. Peoms by poetofblues (Musadiq)
The poet has some pressing observations woven into words that run deep within the skin.
11. Poems by harnidhk (Harnidh Kaur)
Something that would resonate deep love and longing for love.
12. Poems by nazm_aise_bhi (Sanket Singh)
On heartbreak, his simple words are bound to incite much more than imaginable.
13. Poems by baatein (Chhaya Dabas)
The power of love and conversations.
14. Poems ezarawrites (Karuna Ezara Parikh)
Karuna beautifully writes on the love you want to receive.
15. Poems akifkichloo (Akif Kichloo)
Dwells on a painfully profound thought of self awareness.
16. Poems by rupikaur_ (Rupi Kaur)
Putting words to our thoughts.
Such heartfelt words.
