Love Poems Collection

Sonnet 18 is the most famous of Shakespeare's love poems. In the story of the Shakespeare sonnets, the main character directs this message to the fair youth, with whom he shares a special love. Whether the love is platonic or sexual, has been debated over the years, however the romantic and loving nature of this sonnet cannot be debated. The writer begins by asking, Shall I compare you to a summer's day?, and is comparing the fair youth's beauty, youthfulness and vitality to that of a summer's day. The writer also says that the fair youth is more lovely and more temperate than a summer's day - possibly saying the fair youth is more calm, kind and gentle.

I feel You Around Me, Like Air 

The bubbling water washing my feet
The setting sun reddening peek
And the breeze lifting my hair
I feel you around me, like air


The deafening silence of solitude
The growing night bluing mood
The chilling wind touching my body bare
I feel you around me, like air


I feel you when I breathe,
When I walk, when I sleep
I feel you when I am alone
When in a group, when I am home


I feel you when I am down
When I am happy, when I frown
I feel you living in my soul,
In my heart, somewhere very close

Love Is Inescapable Feeling 

I come down to my knees
to please you..
to worship you..

One Special Night

As I sit here gazing out the window,

Instead of working, I’m daydreaming of you...

And wondering if while you’re in your own world,

You’re thinking of me too.

The Way You Make Me Feel

You make me feel special,

You make me feel new,

You make me feel loved,

With everything you do.