30 phrases from romantic poems to declare yourself to the loved one

And from loving you like this, so much and often, is that one day in your body I will suddenly die of loving more than I could.

Vinicius de Moraes

I can tell you of the love (that I had): let it not be immortal, since it is flame. But let it be infinite while it lasts.

Vinicius de Moraes

Ye who suffer because ye love, love even more. To die of love is to live from it.

Victor Hugo

Love is company. I no longer know how to walk alone on the paths, because I can no longer walk alone.

Fernando Pessoa

I do not want to sleep without your eyes. I do not want to be without you looking at me. I give up spring for you to continue looking at me.

Pablo Neruda

In this story only I die and I will die of love because I want you, because I want you, love, in blood and fire.

Pablo Neruda

I will love you from afar – from the tranquil distance where love is longing and desire is constancy.

Cecília Meireles

I love as love loves. I know of no other reason to love than to love. What do you want me to tell you, besides that I love you, if what I want to say is that I love you?

Fernando Pessoa

The orange cut in half, wet with love, longs for the other… That’s how, that’s exactly how I want you!

Mario Quintana

Those who make love are not just making love, they are winding the world’s clock.

Mario Quintana

Love, when it reveals itself, does not know how to reveal itself. It feels good to look at her, but doesn’t know how to talk to her.

Fernando Pessoa

I want my love to be light to you as if a girl were dancing on a beach.

Lya Luft

Live just for me, just for my life, just for my love!

Castro Alves

Love is what you learn on the edge, After all the science Inherited, listened to. Love starts late.

Carlos Drummond deAndrade

If I put my ear to your chest, I would hear the roar of the sea, the shrill shriek of sun-blind bathers, the thud of the waves as they crash onto the beach.

Ana Martins Marques

I could cross town on my bike just to see you dance. And that says a lot about my rib cage.

Matilde Campilho

I could write your name 70 times in a row. But that wouldn’t take away the longing I feel to say your name between salt and teeth.

Matilde Campilho

Love, this suffocation, just now was a lot, now just a breath. Ah, crazy thing, hearts exchanging roses and punches.

Paulo Leminski

Love is a fire that burns without being seen; it’s a wound that hurts and doesn’t feel.

Luis Vaz de Camões

Love hurts me under the arm, from a gap between the ribs. It reaches my heart is by this inclined path.

Adelia Prado

Love is from sighs to smoke; pure, it is fire that the eyes threaten; raging, a sea of ​​lovers’ tears. What else will it be? Madness tempered, ungrateful gall, refined sweetness.

William Shakespeare

Doubt the light of the stars, that the sun is hot. Doubt even the truth, but trust in my love.

William Shakespeare

Love doesn’t change from hour to hour. Rather, it asserts itself for eternity.

William Shakespeare

I was yours before I knew it, and you were always mine too.

Lang Leav

I will always love, I offer you that love is life, and life has immortality.

Emily Dickinson

I still look for you in the crowd, in empty fields and high clouds. In city lights and passing cars, on winding roads and shooting stars.

Lang Leav

You came into my life and made everything else feel like a rehearsal. Love always came to me as a question, but with you, it felt like an answer.

Lang Leav

If the moon smiled, she would look like you. You leave the same impression of something beautiful but annihilating.

Sylvia Plath

Love is a place and through this place of love all places move (with the glow of peace). Sim is a world and in this world of sim live (ingeniously wavy) all the worlds).

EE Cummings

I see you everywhere, in the stars, in the river, to me you are all there is; the reality of everything. Life, I tell you, would be impossible without you.

Virginia Woolf