e-poems

Love poems and other poetry

	Still warm We saw the otter again, that day its nose thrilling through the surface disturbing the separation of air and water with its gentle arrow of ripples The day wrapped more colors around its cooling shoulders and we turned back to put some light in your cottage windows, bringing more logs for the fire and joking about the masculine virtue of making it burn soon and well Later, we pushed our cups aside and moved the cushions - it was warm, by then, and touching me, you mentioned that there were plenty of books to read but your hand reminded me somehow of the otter and the next morning the bricks around the fireplace and even the ashes still felt good and warm.	Out now! Poems from this site and more. Get your copy More love & other poems Summer, Winter poems Snow poem Anti-war poems Home page
© Louise Rill 2002

Love Love poem Voicemail Miss me poem I want you Need you poem Phone I miss you Faith Passion poem Storm Dangerous poem Chemistry Desire poem Lily In love poem Mermaid Passionate poem Honey Birthday poem Happy Birthday Mother's Day poem Mother Wedding blessing Wedding Child poem Child

Seasons and Nature Snow poem Snow Early spring Little breath                           Water Summer poems Summer Rain poem When it rains Autumn poem Autumn Winter poem Winter War and Social justice Drug war poem Cocaine Israel poem Israel Torturer poem The Torturer War poetry Positive                         Daisy Peace poem Air Force

Sad but deep dept Suicide poem Teen suicide Sad love poem Fog Funny shy poem Violet Hollow poem The missing thing Verbal abuse poem Hiss Anorexia poem Anorexia Truth poem Ophelia Planet earth etc. Earth poem Earth American poem The Midwest Starvation poem Fast food Immigration poem Arizona

If you want to reproduce any poems from this website for non-profit use,
please credit e-poems.org, and send a donation to
The Medical Foundation for the Victims of Torture
England, UK
Credit card donations by phone (+44) (0)207 813 9999
From USA 011 44 0207 813 9999

e-poems is the work of one poet, and therefore does not accept submissions.

If you would like to translate any of these poems into your own language, please get in touch.