romantic poems

A:The key to romanticism is the pointing out of the heroic in man. For instance, Victor Hugo wrote the Hunchback of Notre Dame and that was a Romantic work. So don't think of the term in cheesy love poem garble. Generally the Romantics were at their peak with the mid 1800s through the early 1900s...the age of Nietzsche. As a philosopher, I would argue that Nietzsche is the best Romantic Poet. I would say Ayn Rand came in a close second. Check out Daybreak by Nietzsche and his final aphorism and you will understand why. American Romantic poets? Hmmm...I guess "I sing the body electric"/Leaves of Grass - Walt Whitman... far and away the best/most romantic I can think of. Irish Romantic = William Butler Yeats...Leda and the Swan - an early Romantic...his use of alliteration and assonance is stunning...his ability to wrap man and myth, god and animal in one poem - no less than striking. Dark Gothic Romantic - Edgar Allen Poe...the middle ground...Raven - you can't go wrong with this guys magic. There are many like Baudelaire and other Frenchies and Eurofakeries...but they are boring and wrapped in the class struggle and political gambits so much that they lose the hero in their message... Heroism is the root of Romanticism...if you remember that, this will not have been a waste of your time.

A:anything by a music group called Aventura. You can probably get lyrics on lyrics.com. My favorite is Obsession. Not sure what they are like on paper, but the music sounds very good.

A:I found this website. I think that it is very sweet that you would do this for her! Good luck!

A:I have thought of many things, I can give you that will show you how much I love you, but this one gift I give to you is something you can have forever. It wont break, or fade away with time, you cant wear it, all you can do is take it. Tonight I give you my love and my heart.

A:I'm not sure. I actually haven't found too many poems about love posted here, or maybe I miss them. Either way, love is a powerful feeling and sometimes it helps to read and write about it. But I agree with you, it can be overdone.