feels like paradise

jim56

love it feels like paradise when it comes to you
filled with lots of feelings that you never knew
melts your heart away gets stronger everyday
takes you to paradise a million miles away

bonded heart and soul  for your whole through
growing even stronger your paradise come true
each and every day for  eternity
in love for evermore two hearts will always be

  • Author: jim56 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 2nd, 2024 05:42
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  • sorenbarrett

    Sweet and romantic this poem reads well and has a longing feeling to it. Lovely

    • jim56

      thankyou for lovely comment
      means a lot

    • Cassie58

      Lovely write Jim. Love is all you need. Can you remember the Beatles song? Your poem is beautifully romantic, love at its best transports to paradise. Have a beautiful day today. We have sunshine.

      • jim56

        as the beatles said all you need is love
        im an old romantic at heart
        hi Cassie hope you ok
        weather cloudy little bit of sun not much
        cold but thats winters way
        hope you keeping warm around the fire
        cat got hot water bottle and pjyamas now
        what next

        thanks for always lovely comment

        stay safe chill keep warm jim xx

        • Cassie58

          Keep that cat happy Jim. She’ll be cooking your dinner next. 😂. You are spoiling her. Keep warm.

          • jim56

            never thought of that i will ask her lol
            keep warm stay safe xx

          • Tony36

            Excellent write Jim

            • jim56

              thanks for comment

              • Tony36

                You're welcome

              • Caring dove

                Some things are nice .. some things are painful . Nice poem anyway.. Take care

                • jim56

                  thankyou for comment you take care to



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