Poetry is one of the most romantic ways to express your love for someone on valentines day. As a beautiful gesture of your love together you can write a romantic valentines day poem especially for your special someone. If you do not want to try your hand at poetry, because lets face it writing poetry isn’t for everyone, then you can choose from many amazing and beautiful poems and share these with the one you love. Either write a poem in a car or for something even more special you can select a few poems and turn them into love notes which you hide in different places for your valentine to find.

Here is some wonderful poems you can use and share this valentines day.

I Love You With All I Am
I love you with all I am
And all I’ll ever be.
You are my moon, my sun and stars,
My earth, my sky, my sea.

My love for you goes down and down
Beneath both life and death,
So deep it must remain when I
Have drawn my last faint breath.

Holding you for months and years
Will make Time disappear,
Will make your lips my lips, your face
My face, your tear my tear;

Will make us one strange personage
All intertwined in bliss,
Not man or woman, live or dead–
Just nothing–but a kiss!

The Words That Are The Simplest
The words that are simplest
And easiest to understand
Are the most powerful:
I love you,
I want to be with you always,
You’re the best thing that ever happened to me.
My heart flows like a river,
Spilling its emotions into a sea
In which the truth moves unseen,
Swimming with silent grace,
Too monstrous for light or land.
The truth feeds on words,
The most powerful words,
The words that are simplest
And easiest to understand.

Loving You Is Something That Comes Easy
Loving you is something that comes easy,
Like walking in the sunshine to a song,
Like being in a place where you belong,
Like finding reasons when you know you’re ready.
Nor do I care that working days are dreary,
The pay’s a pittance and the hours are long.
Knowing that you love me keeps me strong,
The light within that lets me see life clearly.
Why is love the music of our meaning,
The lilt that makes our labor worth our living,
The loveliness no platitude can bear?
In you I have a harvest past all gleaning,
A gift arrested in the act of giving,
A moment of delight that’s always there.

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