Sonnet 21: Your Sweet Love Is Such Music To My Ears Poem by David Wood
Sonnet 21: Your Sweet Love Is Such Music To My Ears
Your sweet love is such music to my ears
A gentle symphony quietly played,
The sweetest music that any man hears
Always vibrant and alive, never staid.
I am the violin that you deftly play
With nimble fingers and such a light heart,
Our sweet love is the music of today,
And we the sweet lovers who play the part.
We have to keep that violin in tune
Or loves sweet song will be lost for ever,
And love, like a cool breeze can end so soon,
So those fingers should cease playing never.
That music and love can bring so much bliss
When two hearts are joined and sealed with a kiss.
Indeed beautiful! With Shakespeare and (Paul Brookes) I must also say- If music be the food of love, play on! !
I enjoyed this immensely. Wonderful reading late into the night
That music and love can bring so much bliss David: You brought music and love together in this lovely sonnet. The poem is all music to me and it generates love. Thank you.
Ah if music be the food of love play on Another cracking sonnet 10/10 BB : O)
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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12/20/2025 4:30:00 AM # 1.0.0
A very nie love poem, Very beautiful in Shakespearean sonnet pattern.