Love's Philosophy - I Poem by C. P. Sharma
Love's Philosophy - I
Love is not a kiss or sex,
Love is not a muscle flex;
It is just a heart’s reflex,
Distrust always love annex.
Don't tax too much your love,
Don't make it a greedy dove;
Love's nest is treasure trove,
Love's integrity is all above.
Love is not a craze for car
It's steadfast as pole-star;
Love doves are never at war,
Real love is never bizarre.
Don't make your love complex,
When in love you never vex.
complete love doesn't demand anything in particular in return...a well worded definition for good sincere love
I was very impressed by one sentenze especially (among the all wise definitions of love) 'Real love is never bizarre'. I was never thinking that way - if bizarre love could be true/real and what is bizarre? It is a very interesting philosophical point. The whole poem is enjoyful. I go to the next, Part II ->>
I think you have summed up love very well here, it can be whatever you make it, good write,10 Lynda xx
A thought, well framed in poetic language with perfect rhyme and rhythm. Shakespearean sonnet, revealing true and unconditional love. Abha
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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A fine defination of love. I like your style. Warm regards, Sandra