The most beautiful love poem

I don't want to leave you, and I don't want you to keep a distance of five centimeters from me. What are the most beautiful love poems? The following are the most beautiful love poems I have compiled for you. Welcome to reading.

The most beautiful love poem 1: reluctant

The sky cleared up after the rain and there was a dazzling light.

Shoot into my eyes and make the world clear.

I'm still expressionless. You are still my past.

Smile, my eyes make the dream start to wake up.

Maybe at the crossroads of the city

You and I choose left or right.

Move forward back to back

The heart is still involved.

Maybe at the crossroads of the city

You and I choose left or right.

Move forward face to face

in your eyes

in my eyes

There's another one who won't give up.

The sky cleared up after the rain and there was a dazzling light.

Shoot into my eyes and make the world clear.

I'm still expressionless. You are still my past.

Smile, my eyes make the dream start to wake up.

The most beautiful love poem 2: If one day you let go of your hand.

Crossroads near the park

How often do the traffic lights change?

Take away the rest of your tenderness

Let me be covered with scars.

Time will not stay.

A heartbreaking promise

Never Goin' Back

I love you, and you gave me a wound.

Be drenched in the rain

My heart trembled in the cold wind.

If one day you let go of my hand.

Will you never look back?

Let me clean the wound that loves you in the rain.

If one day I let go of your hand

Don't blame me for not waiting for you

Since you chose to go, why should I stay?

If one day we all let go of our hands

Don't dwell on nostalgia.

Love has passed the deadline, so forget the sadness of love.

I still remember that intersection.

The origin of love

But now it's at this crossroads

End all that you have loved.

Love with all my heart.

How to stick to it?

The most beautiful love poem 3: Maybe she will cry next second.

Maybe the next second she will cry.

Because she looks pale.

No words, no expression

White hands in red water.

Maybe the next second she'll laugh.

Because the lovely corners of the mouth are rising.

Look at this smile.

A white towel covers her face.

Maybe the next second she will answer.

Because she closed her eyes and meditated.

Half-immersed in the river, looking safe and sound.

A slight deviation is her decay.

Nothing happened.

The next second I can only cry.