Love Poems About Gender or Gender Love Poems
by Cynthia Ferguson |
Categories: betrayal, confusion, cry, depression, gender, identity, loss, love hurts,

Through the Mirror

So now I know
Life has played its part
I never would believe
that I could die
from a broken heart

No you can’t mend me
it’s been far too long
everyone will go
everyone has gone
everyone will leave
that God did lend me

I could only watch
then step aside
as it all just went
no matter what I tried 
the only thing I can say
was how hard I cried

It was a shiver in the mirror
A reflection of pain
Where the shadows of doubts
were cast and bent
Any old soul
or any message sent
Were at the end of the road
and who is left out

So now I know
Life has played it’s part
now I do believe
that I will die
from a broken heart

by Michelle Faulkner |
Categories: funny, gender, hair, silly,

All's Fair In Love and Hair

There was a man from you-know-where
Who liked his ladies bare, down there
He met a bald gal
Who said, 'Call me Al'
Showing more, down there, than just hair!

5/26/19

by Satish Verma |
Categories: life, love, peace, philosophy,

Genocide

King of sex,
the third gender
or hermaphrodite,
half male, half female,
existing on margin,
beheads the creator
to propitiate the deity of destruction,
starts a genocide
to create a new model,
new world, sexless, moonless
sunless.

How could you remain normal
when you were being robbed of every myth,
every truth?
And you were walking under the guilty sky
unmindful of the pouncing, long legged tarentulas
to bite off your elements?
All of your tongue?
And the heat will give up the slaughtered spring
dried up in eternal shade?
Within the memory will lie the pain
of million years?


SATISH VERMA


by Subimal Sinha-Roy |
Categories: i am, me, wife,

Me


Sublime
Wonderer, optimist, introvert, dreamer
Brother of Pratima
Lover of empathy canopy, touch of loving heart, beauty of nature
Who feels contented with small things, elated to see people happy, grateful for God’s blessings 
Who fears the obscurity of the unknown, breaking of dreams, wrecking of family nest 
Who would like to see a peaceful world, tolerant people, equality of gender
Resident of Jaipur, Rajasthan State, India,
Roy

Your essence makes for me my second shadow,
even in the darkness of bleak times I find it glow.
The chandelier of love you light with charisma spun,
my wife, you complete me, I feel from two we’re one.



by Michael Burch |
Categories: atheist, christian, gender, god, gospel, jesus, religion,

Nonbeliever

Nonbeliever
by Michael R. Burch writing as Kim Cherub

She smiled a thin-lipped smile
(What do men know of love?)
then rolled her eyes toward heaven
(Or that Chauvinist above?).

by V. Deepa |
Categories: mother, woman,

Woman -My Loving Mother

I love my Mother.She is very gentle hearted.
She helps me learn fine manners.
She makes me active,encourages me;
She is there by my side always.
SHE IS "THE BEST"
Let me further describe a 'Woman'
It makes me wonder 
This is about the gender
Let the heavens thunder
May be it's not a blunder
Her smiles are warm
There is no harm
It's only her charm
She is a Woman !!
I pray for this precious soul that 
God has gifted us, and that's a 'WOMAN'
My sweet 'MOTHER'.

~DEEPA~

Placed as Honorable Mention
In BRIAN'S CHOICE 7,any form,any theme 
poetry Contest

by Linda Barr |
Categories: brother, funeral, inspirational, loss, passion, satire, heart, heart, love, red, rose,

This Human Heart

My brother is buried at Arlington National Cemetery. I still remember that day

His Human Heart He laid red rose upon white casket Tears were hidden behind dark glasses People are such righteous asses This question I just had to ask it A wounded heart will not outlast it This human life quickly passes This human dream was love’s excess Why was his love so very wrong? Gender doesn’t really matter Human dreams are still shattered He laid red rose upon white casket Was their love so very wrong? The question I just had to ask it His human heart still sang love’s song.<>

by Saadia Syed |
Categories: gender,

Hijab

Hijab
Hijab, niqab, jilbab, or chador of ridah.
Draping eloquently the notion of obscurity with expressions so holy.
Living an invisible existence on screen of life.
Suffering in silence; and protecting honor of riwayaat daily.
Should I surrender the will of life, being, self, or khudi?
Don’t show, just hide: don’t feel, but survive.
Don’t love just subsist in this infertile valley.
Don’t cry,
You are a daughter of a contemporary,
Traditional, man of Islam.
For you life hereafter is the prize.
To find yourself when everything is hidden in the ideals of hijab
Is a miracle of love
It’s life greatest surprise.

Saadia Syed

by Jan Allison |
Categories: beach, gender, humorous, sad love,

I Found No Joy - She's a Ladyboy

In Asia I met a cute gal named Mai Tai She sure stole the heart of this old guy On the soft sand we kissed and caressed Mai’s absolutely stunning, I feel so blessed I sense there’ll be fireworks under the moon Our passion is rising when we start to spoon Her perfect pert body I begin to kiss and caress One thing leads to another, we start to undress Alas, when Mai Tai removes her lacy thong I’m stunned when she reveals a pink dong I back away disgust, for ‘she’s’ a ladyboy With this he/she I sure won’t find any joy! So when looking for love, I’d advise you all to beware The truth of one's gender’s hidden in their underwear! 6/24/18

by Jimmi Canada |
Categories: baptism, beauty, city, eve, first love, funny, gender, god, history, independence day, mystery, mythology, night, obituary, raven, sea, silly, summer, sweet, teacher, world, yellow,

Roll On

Lauren Hill slow songs thrill,

they pop like a fast moving pill,

I am flopped on top of a junk food bill,

and running with a skunk who tells me to take in my fill-

like leading um' on into my dream,
I create a festering lean,

I rank every thought in order of how I like it,

and prep for a long time that's gonna break all the cycles.

Striding with my shrine,

as I shock a spine,

revitalize and prime-

as I preen and primp and chimp-

as I act like a pimp,

I black out and gimp,

skimp out on my dying moment because death is no shrimp!

by Daver Austin |
Categories: animalslove, i love you,

Tear Jerker

TEAR JERKER

when he wouldn’t eat
i knew something was wrong
and those helpless eyes
as though he wanted to tell me
he needed help    but no voice

when i met those eyes
something old as creation
communication
burned across primordial fires
transcending species    gender

“though I love you    friend
though I know that you love me
it is time to leave
talk very kindly to me
whispering    patting my head”
…………………………………………..
This in remembering all our animal friends that have gone over the last nearly 60 years

by Peter Lewis Holmes |
Categories: emotions, for her, gender, humor, woman,

A Woman

A woman is fire, love, adventure;
A cigar is only a smoke.

by Verlena S. Walker |
Categories: cute love, funny love, gender, humor, humorous, nonsense, sweet,

A Drag Queen

A distinguish old gent picked up tricks.
      On Halloween, he went for a treat.
Laughing outlandishly
      He staggered up the street.
Hips swaying g-stringed a drag queen!
__________________________________|
Penned on May 05, 2014.

by Cynthia Ferguson |
Categories: gender, growth, identity, longing, love,

Goodbye Time To Fly

I know now
That I must fly
But I got to get thru 
A needle's eye
It’s going to be tight
But I must try
If I’m ever going to get to fly

Some say 
Just get by
Take it easy
So you won’t die
It’s very hard 
But if you must try
Squeezing thru a needle's eye

I don’t
Know just why
Can’t let it be
Or even try
To understand
When you can’t fly 
The pain of the other guy

And that
I must fly
And get thru 
A needle's eye
It’s going to be hard
But I think it’s time
To say goodbye and fly

by Kaotik Kandee |
Categories: abuse, age, anger, brother, bullying, emo, family, gender, stress,

Sibling Love

don't let me see you on my street 
or creepin through my window 
I immensely want your head hanging 
on my living room wall 

I plan to hunt you down very  soon 
So don't go making my chase easy 
I wish you were not a sibling of mine
I wish you weren't in my mind 

But your spying and childish games 
are grounds for me to go insane 
You must learn the hard way 
I really wish you would escape.

by Cynthia Ferguson |
Categories: appreciation, gender, growing up, love,

Becoming of Me

Here I go
into a world
Of pastel flowers
Pretty little bows
Petals off a rose
Perfume lingers
Here for hours
bouquets all in pose
beautiful moments
Seem like ours

Every room
Has a little bit of pink
Little bit of flowers
Smell of fresh apples
Springs morning dew
All wrapped up
Into the aroma
Of all my memories
Growing into a woman
Loving you

by Shadow Hamilton |
Categories: funny love, gender,

Mistaken Identity

Down around ankles were his trousers
as he caressed her he said wowzers
finding there no lady
it was all so shady
as he always seemed to pick posers

written 05/22/2014

contest Bawdy, Bawdy Bawdy Miss Clawdy

by Cynthia Ferguson |
Categories: dream, feelings, gender, hope, identity, loneliness, missing you,

Just Like You

I love watching starry skies
I know just how they feel
Shining in their heavens hold
But so far away

You can speak a million miles
Come comfort me today
I know each one is all alone
Just like being me

Shining on so big and bright
Loneliness there home 
They are here for me as gold
Warming tonight

For me to see my way
And never to lose sight
Of where I want to go to now
Your waiting arms tonight

Where you shine there all alone
Just like being me
Come comfort me today
With you I want to be

And do you, make wishes too?
And always wish to be 
With someone, who is from heavens heart
Someone just like you

by Jerica Sanchez |
Categories: care, dedication, desire, dream, emotions, faith, feelings, first love, for her, for him, gender, girlfriend, happiness, happy, heart, how i feel, husband, i love you, inspiration, joy, love, marriage, men, miss you, passion, poems, poetry, prayer, relationship, romance, romantic, sweet, together, wedding, words, writing,

Together,Forever

I call it a blessing from above
And I know everyone wants this to have
Everyone is looking for it
But only few can found it

I'm lucky I'm one of that few
And I've been blessed to found true love in you
It's like a dream came true
To be loved by the guy I loved too

To you,I felt the undefined happiness
For me,for all the guys you are the best!
And I want you to stay for the rest of my life
Coz' I really need someone like you in my life

I consider you as a blessing sweetheart
So I give to you my sincere HEART
I love you forever
And I hope that God will guide us to be together..forever

by Jerica Sanchez |
Categories: boyfriend, care, dedication, devotion, faith, first love, for her, for him, gender, girlfriend, happiness, happy, heart, heaven, home, house, how i feel, humor, husband, i love you, imagination, inspiration, inspirational, kiss, longing, love, marriage, miss you, missing, poems, poetry, romance, romantic, together, words,

Forevermore

When I hear your name
My heart beats faster than usual
It's not that I am ashame
But It's just your name is too special..

Can't control the feelings
When I am with you
Can't stop smiling
When you hold me like you do

When you hug me then
I feel like I'm in heaven
You are a blessing from above
And you are the reason why I loved

I'll promise to love you FOREVERMORE..
And I will cherish you until the end of my borrowed life
And I will keep our precious memories as long as
we see each other in our next life..

by Andrew Crisci |
Categories: friendship, nice,

Who Is Your Neighbor

My neighbor can be anyone indeed:
be loving, respectful and friendly.

I have no specific type or gender;
knock on this door and it will open.

Gloria, the red-head lady is very nice:
she can't walk and complains about pain.

Robert, the tall teen is a-journalist-to-be:
riding the bus home we discuss writing.

I am lucky to live in lovely Linderwood:
it's a beautiful place where love lives.


Written on 9/ 12/ 2015

by Cynthia Buhain-Baello |
Categories: conflict, funny, gender, identity, psychological,

Sadly Confused

He said he was a "woman",

Just trapped in a wrong body.

When time came he had to pee-

Used the room.... for "Men".
 
All rights reserved~~Cynthia Buhain-Baello~~05.28.15


The Dodoitsu is a fixed folk song form of Japanese origin 
and is often about LOVE  or HUMOR. It has 26 syllables, 
four lines of 7, 7, 7, 5 syllables respectively. 
It is unrhymed and non-metrical.

by Mary Wilson |
Categories: angel, baby, grief, loss, sad, sunshine,

I Am Still Your Mother

I am still your mother, though I've never seen your face 
I was never able to hear your heartbeat, or feel your sweet embrace.

I am still your mother, though I can't assume your gender, or the color of your hair; nor the color of your eyes, but you were still there.

I am still your mother, no matter how big or small you were.
I'll never get to tickle your little feet, or see a smile I could adore.

I  still your mother, even though God had taken you too soon.
He needed another angel, and a safer place for you; I love you to the moon.

by Anne-Lise Andresen |
Categories: change, earth, freedom, love,

- Watch Out For Cactus Needles -

Balance between love and limits
The relationship between power and love
No distinction between gender, ethnicity, age or religion
Cooperation between people and countries, gives strength
Let limits fall, allow the love to grow













18.04.2017
Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
Copyright © All Rights Reserved

by Kim Merryman |
Categories: dream, love, people,

A Dream Most Worthy

I lay me down upon my bed,
      and lovely thoughts invade my head;
           elusive dreams at best.
Dreams of people no longer hating,
      hand in hand, not hesitating,
            to bless and to be blessed.

No matter race, religion, gender,
      love reaching out with touch so tender,
           we become united.
Alas, for now, it's just a dream,
      but surely a most worthy scheme:
            Brotherly love ignited.



7/23/16