Love poems are the dewdrops of love that begin a journey forever.
Like roses, gifts and chocolates, first love poems are the reflection to the inner feelings of the heart. They can never be wrong. As emotions come from deep within our hearts some words find their way in the form of love poems. Poetry is the voice of the inner most soul and when it is about first love, it is the purest form of love expression.
First love is the most beautiful experience of one’s life. Your smile is like a rainbow glistening with the different colors of the life and whispering the love words to your sweetheart. What better way to express these tender feelings than with some beautiful first love poetry.
These different love poems are romantic, sweet and innocent just like the first love. Spread your wings and fly in the amorous world of love. First love poetry is absolutely free, so you can select any poem of your choice and say what’s in your heart. So, don’t hide your feelings from your beloved. Love is to share and cherish. Share these first love poems with your sweetheart and let him/her know your true feelings.
For The First Time
By John Irvine
Into my world
of darkness and silence,
you brought light and music.
When you lit my candle,
I began to see and understand
the taste and texture of love.
For the first time.
First Love
By Rick Doran
Drifting ... gently,
within the winds of time.
Having known her loves sweet caresses,
they are forever mine.
Her hands,
her lips,
did love inspire,
her every grace my heart did fire.
As her eyes begin to sparkle,
my emotions start to glow,
as if to suddenly realize,
a self I didn’t know.
There’s many kinds of love,
this we both agree,
But just the vibrancy of her heart, .....
ads new mystery.
You’re Holding Me
By Jennie Carnagey
You hold my heart, and all I am worth
I pray will keep them well
For I could never mend if damage were done,
I am falling so hard in love with you
I smile at the touch of your hand.
You amaze me so with your knowledge,
I fear of letting you go, all the men in my life
Have been so vile, you so kind,
You never mind my stupidity.
I wish to understand my own heart,
But I am afraid it has ran away with you,
As long as it is with you I know it is, okay.
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