Perfectly Imperfect, Sanely Insane

Description:

Love is rugged, broken, imperfect and insane. Its flaws are what make it beautiful. In these poems the poet captures love in all its imperfection and madness.

Synopsis:

Poems that show the flawed and unhinged perfection of love

My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun (Sonnet 130) By William Shakespeare Flawed Love: Somewhere I have Never Travelled, Gladly Beyond By E.E. Cummings  I'm not Yours By Sara Teasdale No, Love is Not Dead By Robert Desnos How Do I Love Thee? (Sonnet 43) By Elizabeth Barret Browning As I Walked Out One Evening By W.H Auden When You Are Old By W.B Yeats The White Rose By John Boyle O'Relly She Walks in Beauty By George Gordon Byron The Look By Sara Teasdale Love is More Thicker that Forget By E.E Cummings I Have Dreamed of You so Much By Robert Desnos Fairy Tale By Robert Desnos To Earthward By Robert Frost To a Stranger By Walt Whitman