‘Kiss me…’ - by
Kiss me with rain on your eyelashes,
come on, let us sway together,
under the trees, and to hell with thunder.
Poems about love from the Scottish Poetry Library online collection.

Kiss me with rain on your eyelashes,
come on, let us sway together,
under the trees, and to hell with thunder.
suddenly spring –
/ my heart and the river,
/ full to bursting
/ …
Keeping and forgetting time,
/ my pulse to your pulse, rhythm and rhyme
/ …
That I choose you or
/ you choose me to
/ make our lives together is
/ a lie:
/
/ whatever binds us
/ is whatever holds…
Clear as the endless ecstasy of stars
/ That mount for ever on an intense air;
/ …
Tonight I want to offer you
/ this moonlight cupped in a purple
/ flower; this chorus of crickets
/ holding no grudge…
Grandmother, grandmother,
/ Since he left I think only of him
/ And I see him everywhere
/ He gave me a fine silver brooch
/ And when…
Maybe love is a walk to astonishment.
/ Or a ship stranded on the shore of oblivion.
/ The infinity in the atom,
/ the treasures…
The rain was sliverin on the windae pane
/ when you gaed oot tae pick strawberries,
/ reid pockit moons, for the denner…
High-yellow of my heart, with breasts like tangerines,
/ you taste better to me than eggplant stuffed with crab,
/ you are the tripe…
My husband, Nyanken Hne,
/ like galo, waving up Dolokeh’s hills.
/ The storms cannot touch him;
/ they fear him like a wife fears a…
An Iranian professor I know asked me
/ the first time we met, as he’d asked so many
/ students:…
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