Love Poetry

Have you ever been in a relationship? Sounds like a stupid question, huh? Anyway as stupid as it may seem, not a lot of people can answer it with a yes as you would think. Anyway that is a sweet story for another day. If you have been in a relationship, you are bound to have gone through ups and downs that make or may even break a relationship. I have gone through a questionable moment in a relationship I was in, and since I express myself using short poems, I decided to write about it. Read the free poetry piece from me below and see if you can relate. This poem is sort of an emotional war poem of what could be possibly running through my mind if i found my girlfriend in another man’s arms. Enjoy the rhyming poem. Here is the story;

What if you….. Just once took a chance and went to the bank to get an advance or rather some finance so that you could take your girl to an exotic trip to France to enhance your relationship’s romance, only to find your fiancée’ who has taken your love into an addictive trance, you find her in another man’s arms doing the dirty dance in a very compromising stance that specifically looks like a horse in a wild prance? Would you give your girl a second chance?

Come take a nap on my lap, i am being genuine, its not a trap. Come and relax and sleep swiftly like water from a tap. If you want i can give you a map, i won’t hit you or give you a slap, its like lying on a pillow, its not sharp. At most i will give your shoulder a tap or tease you with a gentle hand clap. Since i can’t sing to you a lullaby or play a harp, i will rap, but the effect will still be as soothing as a bird’s chirp. Come and take a nap on my lap then maybe later i can give you a cap.


- Babji Isaac

From Poems: Love and Yore … Arman Nabatiyan Sufism “Persian Poetry” “Persian Poet” Hafez Rumi “Love poetry” poetry mediation spiritualism “eastern poetry” India middle-east Iran Persia “Cambridge university” “oxford university” “northwestern university” “free poetry” “Arabic poetry”
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From the Fields Abound … Arman Nabatiyan Sufism “Persian Poetry” “Persian Poet” Hafez Rumi “Love poetry” poetry mediation spiritualism “eastern poetry” India middle-east Iran Persia “Cambridge university” “oxford university” “northwestern university” “free poetry” “Arabic poetry”
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From The Fields Abound … Arman Nabatiyan Sufism “Persian Poetry” “Persian Poet” Hafez Rumi “Love poetry” poetry mediation spiritualism “eastern poetry” India middle-east Iran Persia “Cambridge university” “oxford university” “northwestern university” “free poetry” “Arabic poetry”
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into the philosophy and ideas behind my style of Persian poetry and the Sufi tradition of Eastern poetry that I draw inspiration from and seek to contribute towards. Essential viewing for the framework of my four volumes of writing. … Arman Nabatiyan Sufism “Persian Poetry” “Persian Poet” Hafez Rumi “Love poetry” poetry mediation spiritualism “eastern poetry” India middle-east Iran Persia “Cambridge university” “oxford university” “northwestern university” “free poetry” “Arabic poetry” …
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i realy want to become a poet and id love to share a few of my poems on the web but i dont know what i good sight is ?
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Most men will never openly admit that they would like to write poetry. They can tell you about their rock song lyrics, but you will not hear the word poetry come out of their mouths. The reason for this is obvious. Most of them are scared of being viewed as feminine, and love poems are for women. Right?

Still, many of the great poets in history are men. Based on this, there are reasons to suspect that there are those who write poems in secrecy.

But there is hope. Ironically enough, technology can turn out to be the solution for an insecure poet. Instead of becoming embarrassed over writing poems, he can now enjoy the freedom of the anonymous Internet. By creating a pseudonym and signing up as a poet on a free poetry website, a poetic man can finally share poems with the world. One such free poetry website can be found here: Poetry Website

So at last, a man can share poems without having to worry about what colleagues or friends would say. Happy writing


- Jo Arnes