Love Poems About Medieval or Medieval Love Poems
by Poet Destroyer A |
Categories: body, dark, devotion, husband, marriage, wife,

Queen and King

QUEEN


Queen
Wealthy
Knights delight
Off with the head
Public appearance 
Ruler of her domain
Kingdom all in love with her
Joker enjoyment of her day
Crown comes with hope, more than expected
King is nothing with out her by his side


KING

King
Foolish
Crown from birth
Battle with in
Gravel at his feet
Castle guarded armor 
Feast prepared just for a king
Lovely mistress among peasant 
Medieval time war brought down the peace
Queen rules kingdom, when horse returns alone

by Eve Roper |
Categories: imagery, nature,

Sylvan Nature

Ancient and mysterious woodland  bear, 	

medieval tranquility and flair.		

Heaven sylvan scenery colour share,	

 massive sprays of bloom flowers scent the air. 	

 Twisty esker gravel ridge,  lie through their	

beautiful valleys, woods, and  bower square.	

Echoes of aged venerable prayer ,	

lull under  trees and  gardens, with  vast  air,	

with such depth of love that may never err.		

 Complete empowering of life we share,		

while softly  scented zephyrs blew and stare.	

Oodles buzzing bees through oleander,		

hummingbirds thirst honeysuckle nectar. 	

Under venerable dome they appear		

ancient and mysterious woodland bear.	



5/17/2016

by Yasemin Balandi |
Categories: art, love, planet, political, pollution, world,

Back To Medieval Times

Murderous methods of medieval minds
Continue to pollute the political landscape of our planet
Vitriol nests in the hearts' of greedy politicians
Keep the common-folk ignorant
And poor
We shall rule
Goes the anthem of the ruling class
Corruption ensues
A common practice
Both in the developing world
And other lands
 
Year 2016
The common assumption was
That enlightenment was extrapolated
How wrong were we the enlightened
The light does not emit in linear rays
But bends and gets distorted liked fluid in a  vortex
 
Our time will come again
Therefore, we shall protest
 
Until we reclaim what is left good of this planet.


by Delice Arleen Skelly |
Categories: romance,

Shakespeare's Shade

The shade of Shakespeare is ever-present River Avon in springtime speaks to me Peaceful place where I secretly lament Whilst sitting beneath yon green willow tree. River flows smoothly ere swans sail serene The momentum of time has stalled this day Grey ghostly shadow am I in a dream? Bard himself composing poetic lai. Medieval magic I do declare Whispering voice beguiles with love sonnet Swept completely away by atmosphere Seminal moment 'twas so euphoric. Ghostly bard sauntering banks of Avon Thoughts consumed of romantic liaison.

by Lynn Dolly |
Categories: relationship,

Dart Board

Like a dart board
I can handle a good game
I get pierced
Sliced
Torn down
Many exert their frustrations
From the world
This place

I'm medieval
I love watching battle
Each dart thrown
A spectacle of madness tackled

I'm always on the wall
People constantly stare
In desperate need of dough
Place bets on me, do you dare?

I'm shaped like an onion,
I can be smelly 
But very attractive
Although I appear shallow
My layers can bring out your best
Our relations are always 50/50
If it were any other way
You'd just look at me 
I'm at the wall hanging solitaire

by Eve Roper |
Categories: animal, music, peace,

Supplicant At His Feet

In the shade of the celestial covert, quite inviting, resonating a flow through the earth comfort. The vibrating strings deliver nature’s music surge, a sink, and rise medieval lyric fluidity of soft floating harp sound. Softest of feathers, lightly wound, outpouring motion of hovering rare coloured birds' flawless, untamed wings. To arouse the beast that lies in supplicant at his feet does not stray, sung asleep with lullabies. A spirit of fraternity, forged by time, love and care of creation for eternity. 10/7/2017

by Ingrid Marroquin |
Categories: life, music, passion, people,

The Beat of the Olde World

Doing what they love, all are welcome to try
Rhythms of passion fly in the night sky
Up and down the maddening notes dance 
Many drink and sing as drummers are in a trance
Seducing beats are the soul of the Medieval camp

by Cheryl Hoffman |
Categories: forgiveness, love hurts, symbolism,

My Medieval Heart

Tonight theres a fortress around my heart,
walling off the hurt that's on the outside,
my heart is once again avoiding the darts,
and wants to gallop off for a solitary ride,
knowing desperately my heart wants to forgive you,
as I slowly swallow my hurtful pride,
hesitantly letting my drawbridge back down,
letting you once again come gallop back inside,
knowing deep down inside you are a danger,
hearing only my own sobbing echoes in my hearts chambers.





11-13-16

by Russell Sivey |
Categories: life,

Medieval Man

Medieval man gone wild Crazy love, never modern Just an old fashioned wonder A man sharing love
Russell Sivey

by Bruce Adams |
Categories: desire, emotions, kiss, love,

Enchanted Love

Enchanted lover I wait
     Very thought of you, heart skips beat
     Love so strong, only soulmate
     No power of earth can defeat
  
     Midnight princess, finally embrace
     Holding you close, on edge of loves abyss
     Kissing you softly, hearts race
     Bodies tremble, our midnight kiss

     Moonlite your soft dark hair caress
     Medieval beauty, jealous kings would have fought war
     Your eyes every man's heart melt, their face confess
     Fragile, precious love midnight princess, forever more

by Angela Crabtree |
Categories: fantasy, love, trust,

The Knight and the Lady

You're my Knight and I'm you're Lady
a medieval flash in time not maybe
your nobility conquers any quest
with armor and sword dressed

Remove all apparel you need it not
for you've won the battle you have fought
leave your saber in the stone
magic comes from inside hence thrown

And the ruler will also disarm
to you I'd never harm
defenseless you are to exalt
cavalier without assault

Our virtue exposes all infrequent prosperity
excluding obnoxious barbarity
Your lord and vassal can retreat to isolation
drop coif and shield and leave all avocation

by Canny Amah |
Categories: love

Natural All De Way

(for ngozi)


natural all de way
lucky, gracy, raw artifice -
o, natural all de way;

just like a fairy
in the medieval world
natural all de way

ngozika, purely ngozikay
aren't you 
natural all de way?

aren't you from an arty universe?
aren't you another mona lisa
natural all de way?

you're just ngozikay
& natural all de way!

by Lord R. E. Taylor |
Categories: cute love, love, relationship,

Your Fairy Land

Your Fairy Land

Walk with me
Stroll down a medieval street
Flowers covering a stone home
Their scents filling the air
Even if you wear your jeans and tee
As long as you hold my hand
And I can see your beautiful smile
You will always be milady
Wearing the finest dress ever made
As you walk through a real fairy land

by Ilene Bauer |
Categories: house,

Castle House

In the middle of a street
In a nice suburban town
Sits a house unlike the others 
And deserving of renown.

With some unexpected turrets
In the way it was designed,
Just one glance brings times medieval 
To the forefront of the mind.

For it looks just like a castle,
So all passersby will stare
Wond’ring maybe if some royalty
Somehow’s residing there.

I would love to see if inside 
It retains that cool allure,
But from visiting some real ones,
There’s one thing of which I’m sure.

If you don’t have many servants
And you’re living in a castle,
Cleaning towers topped with turrets 
Must be quite a major hassle!

by Moonbee Canady |
Categories: allegory, death, dedication, faith, family, hope, inspirational, life, loss, love, peace, people, sad, sister, sympathyart, art,

' the Knight Guards Thee ... ' (Medieval # 5)

Thou Art Fair and Not Forsaken
The Knight Guards Thee
as Thou Slumber midst
Embers of Purity
with Palms of Vespers
Thou Art Fair and Not Forsaken

A Chaste Kiss doth Pledge
The Knight Guards Thee
Treads the Cold-Castle Halls
...Hours of Torch-lit Vigil
Eyes, Terrible as Flames Upon...
Thy Fairness... never Forsaken

Nay, no Invasion of Spirit Cometh
The Knight Guards Thee
against Travail, Hordes and Dread
Sword and Teeth wouldst Bathe in Blood
'Ere harm Trespass to Thee
Thou Art Fair and Not Forsaken
In Peace, Rest... Fair Maiden

(Written For My Sweet Sister, Jennie)

by Delice Arleen Skelly |
Categories: love, love hurts, nostalgia,

Undying Love

Tale of valour is about to unfold Gallant knight's effigy in marble so cold Once he was stalwart full of manly vigour The name was feared his enemies shivered. Yet, there was young maiden who loved him well Like moth to flame, he did compel Her wings were singed as she flew to his side Throughout her short life, she did abide. How she was missed but he never let on Astride great charger his armour shone Safe in his heart was her very own place Never to forget beloved face. Spirits are free in either they rise Listen to breeze you will hear soft sigh One thousand years they are still in love Medieval moment on wings of Dove

by Ellen Mecca |
Categories: extended metaphor,

Light

Sunray
Sunbeam
Shining light of limitless love
You are a glowing beacon on a cold, dark night
Bright one
Torch of kindness, empathy and creativity
You have the strength of medieval times
Full of courage, fortitude and power
St. Elmo's fire burns within
Luminous electricity
Emitting from every pore
Sometimes blinding light
Thus are you
A lamp to guide my way
Never eclipsed by storms or weather
Radiating, dazzling, glimmering, twinkling
Sparkling from head to toe