Crazy Love, Dizzy Love Poem by John Sensele

Love: a sentiment at whose detriment
Is uttered a playful comment
Exists no romantic cement
For whom is spared no moment
Whose fire burns lament
Whose effect lowers a firmament
Whose poignant pang is vehement.
I beg you, kill not love liniment.
Love: pops up when two souls
Score goals
Masticate soft nothings in bowls
That singe rational crawls
Love shouts: you ain't got no balls
But to my magnets you sustain irrational falls
In bunkers and at malls.
Love a heart mauls.
Love: a bite that nibbles stomach pits
Knocking off pretenders from high seats
As they emit bleats
Catalysed by dopamine and serotonin bliz
Love and love some more, please.
Did you say sleaze?
Or from your heart sneaks a fizz
Because knees melted during a love quizz
Gimme a break, you tease.
Love: a heart attack all the way
An emotional inconvenience at play
In a tryst bay
For recalibrated reason to stray
Into an osculation devotion to pray
For an enlightment ray
Without a decelerated delay
To earn a deserved romantic pay
That keeps lovebirds locked up away
From busybodies and nosy parkers away for a day
If love may
Consume her meal with peals of laughter a la Faraday.
Let love frolick!
If it ain't your pick
Love don't trick
Love don't prick
Cos love is meek
Cos love is slick
Love's got a wick
That singe a reason brick
To make reason weak
And two hearts sick
In a matter of a day or a week.
Front door or backdoor sneak?
Take your pick
Slow down not: love is quick.
How love makes me lovesick.
Pick or kick your kiss lick.
Don't steal my poem, cut and paste
Use your pate
Early or late
Love, my mate
Love, my crate
Love, my plate
Love, my slate
Copycat, don't serrate
My intellectual debate.