Romantic poetry has the power to capture love in its most profound, passionate, and enduring forms. These poems remind us that love is universal, spanning centuries, cultures, and languages.

Share your love through poetry.6. Though the sun sets and finalizes another day, It leaves us with an array of color and hope, Hope that a new day will come, Hope that life with you will continue ...

It just goes to show that this is a holiday for everyone to celebrate. Even those of you who don't necessarily have a bae to hold tight this Valentine's Day. Roses are red, violets are blue, hey ...

Keep reading for 30 kids' poems —from ones written with kindergarteners in mind to short ones and long ones and some of the most famous ones.

There's no shortage of romantic verse for people who have just fallen in love. But no one waxes poetic about the soft glow of a smartphone screen, or the sweet caress of sweatpants. So John Kenney ...

Closely aligned to the theme of romantic love is that of desire, and across the centuries poets have written about the torture of yearning. The Greek poet Sappho knew this even 2,600 years ago.

But in carrying out my research on Renaissance literature and gender, I’ve been struck by how many of that period’s love poems were not for lovers.

Three poems stand out from the hundreds she has written in proving the mastery of her pen, but also the way she explores the multifaceted nature of love in all its forms. “Touched by an Angel ...